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2022 Highlights

Here are some of the highlights of what happened in the Indigitous Network in 2022:

Frontier People Groups booklet

The Indigitous Serve cohort created the “Who Are Frontier People Groups” booklet. The illustrated prayer guide features 31 different frontier people groups, each brought to life with an animated character, short story, information about the progress of the Gospel, and how to pray for that group.

A Design Project to Bring the Gospel to Unreached Countries

Last summer, the Indigitous Serve cohort in the United States worked with a church in Los Angeles, California for the …


Indigitous Open House

Indigitous held its first Open House. People around the world joined for a webinar that shared the vision for Indigitous and then met together during the interactive experience on Gather.Town.


Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

Indigitous partners with 7Media to help spread awareness, encouragement, and resources during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

Joining Missions on Social Media Can Help Prevent Suicide

Globally, nearly 800,000 people die from suicide every year. That equals one person every forty seconds. And in many countries, …


Indigitous Global Network Leaders Meeting

Indigitous held its first global meeting of network leaders, inviting leaders from around the world to share what God is doing and play a part in the leadership and direction of the Indigitous movement.


#HACK2022

Indigitous #HACK returned once again, with participants gathering in 66 cities and 42 countries around the world. In addition, a fully virtual #HACK experience allowed people to participate if they lived somewhere without an event or couldn’t meet in person due to COVID. The earliest #HACK events began October 7, with the last kicking off on November 26.

Top Projects of #HACK2022

Indigitous #HACK returned for its seventh edition this year. The global missional hackathon took place in 66 cities and 42 …