Continuity stories
Fruit is told over time
A full stadium moves you for one night; a life walked alongside transforms a city. That is why we do not publish immediate reactions: we publish paths that can be followed over time.
How it is told
Five questions every story answers
A continuity story is not applause: it is an honest record of what God did and of how it was accompanied.
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The decision
What the person decided and at what moment.
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The follow-up
Who found them afterwards and how they were accompanied.
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The service
Where they began to serve with their gifts.
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The training
What training they completed along the way.
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The fruit
What their “yes” produced in others.
Follow-up at 30 · 90 · 365 days
Three checkpoints, one same path
Follow-up is not a form: it is people who come back to ask how you are doing, at 30, 90 and 365 days.
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First month
The person was found, accompanied and took their first step of service.
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Three months
They serve steadily and advance in their training.
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One year
Their “yes” produces fruit in others: the path becomes multiplication.
Stories
Published paths
The first stories are on their way
Every story is published with the person’s permission and with their full follow-up process. As soon as the first paths reach their milestones, they will live here.