Will Bridges, of “Bridges for Life Ministries”, shares his journey from a broken home in Beaver County to leading an international ministry that has seen over a million souls saved and planted more than a thousand house churches in Cuba. Starting with handmade gospel tracts on car windshields in Edinboro, Pennsylvania, he demonstrates that effective evangelism requires both wisdom and respect—never forcing the message on others, but asking permission and honoring people’s time and decisions.
Through street ministry in Pittsburgh and work across communist nations like Cuba, Vietnam, and Cambodia, Will develops a model that trains believers to share their faith one-on-one, follow up with new converts through home discipleship, and plant churches organically in communities. He emphasizes that we all have a responsibility to share the gospel with those in our sphere of influence—our families, neighbors, and coworkers—using the principle that “an offended person is harder to win than a fortified city.” Let us embrace our calling to be vessels of light, equipped with knowledge and boldness to share Christ’s love with wisdom and respect in every opportunity God places before us.
