
At the Church of the Highlands’ Motion Conference in July 2025, more than 17,000 Gen Z students gathered around the question from Isaiah 6:8, “Who will go?” In response, they raised over $250,000 in just a few days to fund OneHope’s digital evangelism efforts, which helped to reach 750,000 children and young people in a Muslim-majority nation with the gospel.
OneHope Co-founder and President Rob Hoskins described being moved to tears as students wept hearing about peers who’d never had access to Scripture. He frames this as part of a larger trend: Gen Z, though often called the “loneliest generation,” is proving deeply cause-driven and open to faith — with digital missionaries meeting them where they already spend hours each day online, building real relationships rather than just pushing content.
Want to see how a generation is putting faith into action — and how $250,000 raised in a few days could reach three-quarters of a million young people? Read the full story here.
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