Acts 29

Acts 29 is a term used in some Christian circles to describe the ongoing mission of the church beyond the original apostles’ time. It symbolizes the idea that the church's story continues, highlighting the work of believers today to spread the message of Jesus and advance God's kingdom. Unlike the biblical Acts of the Apostles, which ends around 60-70 AD, Acts 29 represents the idea that the church is still actively creating its story through faith, service, and evangelism in the modern world.