If your church wants practical help sharing Jesus, or you want more confidence in everyday evangelism, CV (Christian Vision) has built a free library of videos, courses, articles, and digital tools for the global church.^1
The flagship yesHEis app, available on iPhone, iPad, and Android, is free and offers practical evangelism tools, step-by-step training, guided learning and challenges, a live world map of gospel-sharing, and a My People list for intentional faith conversations.^4 Activation Hubs gather proven pathways for reaching Gen Z and Hindu, Buddhist, and Uzbek communities.^6 Digital Day, CV's flagship annual gathering in London, is now in its DigitalDay_26 edition, exploring AI, gaming, and digital evangelism for individuals, churches, and ministry leaders.^7
CV was founded in December 1988 by British businessman Robert Edmiston, who tied the work to Luke 12:48: "For everyone to whom much is given, from him much will be required."^2 The ministry began with broadcasting, launched yesHEis in 2011, and then moved its activities toward social media as that audience grew. As Edmiston put it at the World Evangelical Alliance General Assembly in Seoul in October 2025: "Then we found that social media was increasing, so we converted all our activities to social media."^10 A global team of more than 350 people now works across Mission, People, Finance and Governance, and Technology.^2
That move into new digital spaces now includes gaming. In April, CV reported its first known conversion during a live in-game session in ARC Raiders, where a small outreach team held more than 20 meaningful conversations and one gamer chose to accept salvation through Jesus and was connected to a local church.^11 Managing Director Heinz Oldewage told Evangelical Focus that gaming evangelism is already happening and needs "a coordinated, scalable missional response" that treats these spaces as genuine mission fields.^11
CV's statement of faith affirms the Bible as God's infallible word, one God in three persons, the deity of Jesus Christ, salvation through Christ alone, and the Great Commission.^8