That's the conviction Digital Gospel is built on. I'm Vlad Ciolan — I founded it, and I pastor Vision Church in Bromley, whose people are behind it all. I'm married to Naomi, and we have a baby on the way. Everything on this site exists to help your church reach the people around it, where they already are.
Vision Church started with eight of us. We loved our community and we prayed for it, and for a long time we did what every small church does: leaflets, posters, hoping. The people in the streets around our building didn't know our door was open — not because we weren't willing, but because we were invisible to them.
So we took a risk. If we couldn't knock on every door, we'd reach people in their homes, through their screens. One Easter, one invitation on Facebook and Instagram, aimed at our own postcodes. Around two hundred adults and children came through the door that morning, and the Sunday after we needed more chairs for a full baptism service. We've done it every Easter since — and at Christmas, and in the summer — and it has worked every single time.
That's where Digital Gospel comes from. It isn't an agency — it's a mission, grown out of a small church with a small budget, and I founded it because what we found deserves to be shared, not kept. The free community report, the campaigns, the conversations — they all serve one purpose: that your church stops being invisible to the people it's praying for.
Every postcode is a mission field. Ours turned out to be a full room. Yours can be too.
Plain words, honest numbers, and no pitch when we talk. Your church will own everything we make together. And if a campaign brings fewer than twenty-five sign-ups, the next one is on me.
Twenty minutes, whenever suits you. Bring your questions, your community report, or your next event.