Hi,

Even though Visionathon has finished, I find myself still reflecting on the incredible stories we heard. Testimonies from all across Australia including big cities, tiny towns, and remote communities. Each one a reminder of how God is moving through Vision, and how your generosity is making it possible.

So many of you gave sacrificially. Others shared how passionate you are about seeing Vision continue to grow. And we’ve been especially encouraged by the impact being made in small towns. Places where Christian voices are few, but hearts are open to the truth.

One story that really encouraged me came from Graeme Collins in Alonnah, Tasmania. He shared:

"Vision has given me a boost. It is difficult to go to church here. No close churches and no transport. I really enjoy Jeff Vines and Greg Laurie. And Greg Newman too! I was hitch-hiking from the Devonport ferry with my dog and Greg gave me a lift about 35 years ago. I call Greg’s jokes ‘Dorito’s’ because they’re a bit corny!”

Graeme’s words remind us that Vision isn’t just a radio station. It’s a connection. A companion. And often, it’s the only spiritual encouragement someone might receive in their week.

Your support is helping people hear God's Word and find hope every day, in places big and small. We're truly thankful to have you with us.