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Christian missionaries find new frontier in VRChat

  • Christian missionaries from the evangelical group Cru have met weekly for three years in VRChat to reach people through diverse avatars like animals and anime characters.
  • Curt Curtis, a missionary from Texas, expressed gratitude for the chance to connect with people needing spiritual help in VRChat.
  • Frank Kuligowski, Cru's digital strategist, noted the community's unique spiritual conversations and led the use of VR headsets to engage in VRChat.
  • Cru missionaries aim to respect VRChat's culture, recognizing the need for outsiders to adapt to existing community norms to avoid criticism.
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Christian missionaries find new frontier in VRChat

(RNS) — Ten figures stand in a circle inside a Japanese-style penthouse. The lights are low. A white stormtrooper huddles beside a large, orange cat, who bows his head and clears his throat.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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