Euangelion (pronounced yoo·an·geh·lee·on) is the Greek word for “Good News. It’s the same word the early Church used when they proclaimed that Jesus had risen — that sin and death was defeated, and that if you confessed with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, then you will be saved from your sin and have eternal life.​

In the early days of the Church, when following Jesus was dangerous, believers would use the Ichthys, or “Jesus Fish,”  as a secret sign to identify each other. One believer would draw the first line in the sand, and the other would complete it. The symbol represents courage – the courage to proclaim the Good News wherever you go.

 

If we can help you have even just one more ounce of courage to share the Good News in your world, then we've fulfilled our purpose.

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At Euangelion Co., we exist to equip every believer with the Good News.