We are the
Stream Collective.

Introducing

A collective of creators and innovators, passionate about producing online content to help with every stage of faith exploration for every type of faith explorer. We have two social media channels on instagram, youtube and tiktok, populated with evangelistic content aimed at the emerging generation.

2 channels, 3 platforms, 1 mission.

Picture Stream Collective content as a reliable, relatable mate who’s there to guide young adults through their spiritual walkabout.

We’re here to create a space that feels like home, that welcomes questions and doubts and encourages authenticity. It’s where each emerging generation goes to engage in the deeper questions of life without the fear of feeling judged or out of place.

Our Mission Statement

We're aiming to make exploring faith as accessible as a social feed scroll, linking people's stories with Jesus' in an authentic, relatable way.

Across the diversity of each emerging generation, our vision is:

Unbelievers scrolling across relevant engaging content and being drawn to Christ.

Young Christians equipped and empowered to share their faith.

Increasing confidence amongst the church in God’s word to connect with wandering hearts.

The

Challenge

15 year-olds have never read, seen or heard the nativity story.¹

of 18-24 year olds regularly attend church’.²

of 18-24 year olds believe in God or a higher spiritual power.³

Only 14% of people aged 18-24 have a ‘great deal’ or ‘fair amount’ of trust in the church or organised religion.⁴

of 18-24 year old practicing Christians don’t talk to non-believers because they don’t feel able to answer difficult questions.⁵

1 & 2, Home for Good & Hodder Faith Faithesim Survey, ComRes 2018; 3 YouGov – Christianity Study 2020; 4 YouGov 2021; 5 Talking Jesus Report 2022.

The

Opportunity

of people said they would use Google or YouTube to find out about the Christian faith*.²

of older Gen Z’s media and communication time is spent communicating (emailing, messaging, texting, calling and social networking).³

Of 18-24 year olds said they are looking for opportunities to talk with unbelievers about Jesus. This is higher than any other age group.⁴

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We often approach those with no Christian background and try to engage them with arguments that work only in a shared biblical framework—and then wonder why people rarely respond with comprehension or interest.

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Rebecca Manley-Pippert¹

The Stream Collective is different. We begin the with the ideas and assumptions of our culture and then show how Jesus connects, challenges and fulfils them.

* This would be much higher in the younger age groups.

1 Stay Salt; 2 & 4 Talking Jesus Report 2022.; 3 Beyond Binary: The lives and choices of Generation Z, Ipsos Thinks.

Our

Values

Our content DNA

Own your journey

Two channels, so you choose what’s right for you. You’re in the driver’s seat of your faith exploration. Connect directly, share confidently, and navigate the flow. No riptide, no unwanted content, but the journey of a lifetime awaits.

Keepin' it real

Real stories of real people… We’re all over it. We’re here to satisfy that craving for honest and open discussion where every voice is welcome at the table.

No faith, no fuss

Got no Christian background?
No problem. We’re here for the uninterested, the unplugged and the unreached.

Peer Power

We’re flipping the script on evangelism. No more outsourcing – we’re leaning into the power of peer-to-peer sharing.

The best evangelism reaches people in their own cultural contexts and invites them to life in Christ. i believe The Stream Collective shows this at its best.

The vision and strategy of The Stream Collective is compelling, exciting and well thought through. I’m energised by the Kingdom potential and the passionate, creative approach.

The Stream Collective takes us from the world we live in, to the heart of the good news of the gospel. It asks questions that are relevant for all cultures and seeks to share answers in a way that resonates with people from all nations.

In a fast paced digital environment, it is crucial to innovate and adapt the methods we use to communicate permanent truths, the unchangeable gospel and our eternally good God. The Stream Collective are pursuing this goal brilliantly.

I’m inspired by the vision and scope of The Stream Collective, and the aim to tell the story of Jesus in creative ways for the digital generation. I’m delighted to endorse the Stream Collective team in their work in this area.

The Apostle Paul knew the importance of understanding the cultural context and sharing the Gospel relevantly. Stream Collective is following in his footsteps, engaging the culture and finding new ways to share Jesus in the digital world.