Becca Aldrich

Over 11,000 Total Attendance

Over 1,800 Commitments to Christ

Addressed 10,000 students in schools

• Evangelist Rick Gage sees more than 1,800 people make commitments to Christ in Mexico

Over 20,000 Total Attendance

Over 4,000 Commitments to Christ

Addressed 4,000 students in schools

• Dallas Morning News: Ciudad Juarez football squad plays for massacred teammates
• Evangelist Rick Gage sees 4,000 make commitments to Christ for salvation during the first GO TELL Crusade in Ciudad Juarez – one of the most dangerous cities in the world because of warring drug cartels

GO TELL Upstate Crusade

May 21-24, 2006

Over 10,000 Total Attendance

Over 700 Commitments to Christ

“To see the difference in our community as lives were changed by the power of God made all our hard work worthwhile.  Our churches came together across denominational and racial lines in a spirit of unity to love and reach people.  We are continuing to meet, plan, and work together to see great things accomplished for God’s glory in the future.”
– Scott Wachter, Pastor of Buford Street UMC

• Rick Gage Crusade draws thousands
• The Gaffney Ledger – Crusade Kick-off draws 1,000

Middle Georgia GO TELL AMERICA Crusade

May 7-10, 2006

Over 8,000 Total Attendance

Over 450 Commitments to Christ

Addressed 6,000 students in the public schools

“Everywhere I go people are still talking about what the Lord did, and our hearts are filled with gratitude.  I truly believe the impact of this crusade will have far-reaching results and will be felt for years to come.  The possibilities are limitless as we all continue to work together to see this move of God continue.”
– Skip Evans, Crusade Chairman

• Rick Gage Middle Georgia crusade draws thousands
• Baptist Press: Evangelist Rick Gage continues Go Tell push in U.S. towns

Greater Kentucky Lake GO TELL AMERICA Crusade

September 16-19, 2007

Over 10,000 Total Attendance

Over 850 Commitments to Christ

Addressed 3,000 students in public schools

“Wow, was it exciting to see how the Lord moved. We had trained 240 counselors, but nothing could have prepared us for what we experienced the last night of the crusade.  As people began to respond to the invitation, I told the counselors, ‘You’re each going to have to counsel two people.’  But as waves of people kept coming, I said, ‘No, make it four each!’  Over 400 people came forward that night!  Others are even now being saved with the awesome follow-up that is in place.”
– Dr. Joe Davis, Crusade Chairman

• Revival Sweeps through Paris, TN: Greater Kentucky Lake GO TELL Crusade draws crowds of over 10,000
• Baptist Press: Crusade’s closing night is not the end, but the beginning