Recently, at themed parties open to the general public, I had the pleasure of sharing a message of evangelism about the meaning of life. I then sent it to non-Christian friends and family members in Switzerland and Italy. With some of them, I had never had a deep conversation about faith before! To my surprise, the feedback was overwhelmingly positive! I then asked my local newspaper if they would publish this QR code in their pages. For a reasonable fee, 12,000 families had

My name is Sarah, I am 20 years old, and a year ago I went to Mexico to attend a discipleship training school. I knew God, but during those five months I had the opportunity to rediscover Him. It was a completely life-changing experience. I learned to trust Him in areas of my life that I had previously kept from Him, such as my education, my finances, my self-worth, and who I am. I left my comfort zone, my Switzerland, my home, everything I knew, and discovered a new culture,

The KKI Musicals show Un coin de ciel  (A Corner of Heaven) returned in 2025, this time to the towns of Crissier and Geneva, as well as the Haguenau region in Alsace, which hosted this colorful Christmas show. In a world where so many people suffer from anxiety and suicidal thoughts, joy and light were shared powerfully, inviting the audience to turn their eyes to the sky, to the one who is “the reason for this season”! The true story of Christmas was presented in many ways,

This spring, YWAM Lausanne is launching the first edition of the Bible School (DBS) in French and English. This program allows students to immerse themselves in the Bible for 11 weeks, reading chronologically from Genesis to Revelation, discovering the unified story of God's redemptive plan and its relevance for discipleship today. It is a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of God's Word and be equipped with lifelong tools to study the Bible effectively, while be

My name is Rahel Omanti, I am 43 years old, I am a nurse, and I have been on mission in Togo with YWAM for 11 years now. Since childhood, I felt called to go to Africa one day as a missionary. I had already made my plan in my head: after nursing school, I would work for a year in Switzerland, then I would go to Africa on mission. But the years passed and I still hadn't received the green light from the Lord to leave. I began to doubt my calling, telling myself that perhaps it

The fourth legacy statement of YWAM is “Eradicate biblical poverty now.” This vision, received by Loren Cunningham in 1967, has developed into six steps to see God's Word spread throughout the world. We want to “pray, translate, publish, distribute, educate, and motivate people to read the Bible.” Recently, at YWAM Lausanne, enthusiasm for Bible distribution has grown. For years, we would take a box of Bibles with us on our outreach trips. We were encouraged if we could give