Jesus Revolution

Jesus Revolution is a Norwegian Christian missionary organization founded in 1997 by Stephan and Anne Christiansen in Oslo. It is an interdenominational, fundamentalist Christian movement that focuses on evangelizing young people across Europe. The organization trains youth in mission courses and sends them on mission trips, one-year missions, and concert tours. Its headquarters and training center are in Oslo. The organization is a mission partner of the Pentecostal European Forum. According to its own reports, it has been active in 900 cities and 35 countries with a total of 7,000 young people. In its early years, the community was also known as Jesus Revolution Army. In addition to Jesus Revolution, Stephan Christiansen founded Jesus Church in 2000, which is part of the Pentecostal movement. Anne Christiansen is also a founding member of JesusKvinner, a Christian women's organization. The movement holds a literal interpretation of the Bible and a creationist worldview. It promotes a strongly conservative ethic, uncompromisingly rejecting drugs, homosexuality, abortion, and premarital sex. Stephan Christiansen has stated in an interview that homosexuals may attend their events but cannot be employed or hold leadership positions, because they violate God's words.

Jesus Revolution was founded in 1997 by Stephan and Anne Christiansen in Oslo, Norway. It began as a youth-focused missionary movement, initially also known as Jesus Revolution Army. The organization's goal is to spread the gospel among young people throughout Europe. It trains youth in mission courses, with its headquarters and training center in Oslo. Participants pay monthly fees that, according to the organization, are based on the standard of living in their home country. The organization offers young people a one-year opportunity, starting with the mission school and then practical missionary work in mission campaigns and concert tours. It is a mission partner of the Pentecostal European Forum. The movement uses direct conversations in pedestrian zones, concerts, street performances, and mobile teams that visit local congregations for several weeks to mobilize youth. Some teams perform their own Christian musicals to attract new members. They also deliberately reach out to non-Christians, such as Muslims, believing that Jesus is for all people. According to their own reports, they have been active in 900 cities and 35 countries with a total of 7,000 young people. In 2000, Stephan Christiansen also founded Jesus Church, which is part of the Pentecostal movement. Anne Christiansen is a founding member of JesusKvinner, a Christian women's organization. The movement holds a literal interpretation of the Bible and a creationist worldview. It promotes a strongly conservative ethic, uncompromisingly rejecting drugs, homosexuality, abortion, and premarital sex. Stephan Christiansen has stated that homosexuals may attend their events but cannot be employed or hold leadership positions, because they violate God's words.

• 2000

  Stephan Christiansen founds Jesus Church, part of the Pentecostal movement.

• 1997

  Founded by Stephan and Anne Christiansen in Oslo, Norway.

A youth-focused, interdenominational Christian missionary movement aiming to give the gospel to the youth of the world through streets, schools, and screens.

• Mission Trips

  Short-term summer mission trips for youth.

• One Year Mission

  A one-year program combining mission school and practical missionary work.

• Mission School

  Training courses for youth in missionary work.

• Christian Musicals

  Performances by teams to attract new members.

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