In a world increasingly shaped by digital technology, CITAM has embraced innovation to reach people wherever they are on screens, in homes, and across continents. The church’s digital ministry, which includes Hope FM, Hope TV, livestreamed services, podcasts, and social media content, is transforming how people engage with the Gospel.

What began as a necessity during the COVID-19 lockdowns has grown into a thriving arm of ministry. Today, thousands tune in every week for online services, participate in virtual Bible studies, and engage in Q&A sessions with pastors on social media. The digital space has become a new kind of sanctuary, especially for people in remote areas, members living abroad, and those who are exploring faith discreetly.

Hope TV and Hope FM continue to broadcast uplifting music, Biblical teaching, and real-life conversations that inspire and challenge. From devotionals to talk shows, the content is curated to meet people in their everyday struggles and offer hope that is rooted in God’s Word. These platforms aren’t just broadcasting they’re connecting.

Interactive elements such as live chats during sermons, online prayer request forms, and virtual small groups allow users to be more than passive viewers. They become part of a global family commenting, asking questions, and even volunteering as digital ushers or content creators. The church has embraced this reality: ministry isn’t bound by geography anymore.

CITAM is also investing in training digital disciples equipping members to share content, lead online groups, and evangelize through their own platforms. This decentralization of ministry means that the average believer now has tools to impact others right from their smartphone or laptop.

Digital discipleship is no longer optional it is essential. As CITAM continues to innovate and expand in this space, one thing remains the same: the Gospel message. Whether through a screen or a sermon, the goal is to bring people closer to Christ and through digital means, that mission is reaching farther than ever before.