More Than a Shirt. An Open Door!
The 11:28 Project exists to make sharing the hope of Jesus feel natural, personal, and possible in the places we already live our lives.
Why 11:28?
Matthew 11:28 begins with a simple invitation from Jesus: “Come to me.”
It isn't an invitation reserved for people who have it all together. It's for the weary. The burdened. The people carrying things no one else can see. It's an invitation to come exactly as you are and find rest in Him.
That's the heart behind The 11:28 Project.
We want to carry that invitation beyond the walls of the church and into the places people already are — grocery stores, coffee shops, ball fields, workplaces, airports, and ordinary Tuesday afternoons.
Sometimes it may begin with nothing more than someone noticing a shirt and asking a question.
And sometimes, an open door is all we need.
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28
Why a Shirt?
Because sometimes the hardest part of sharing our faith is simply knowing how to begin.
A shirt can go where we already go. To work. To the grocery store. To a coffee shop. To a ball game. It can quietly create curiosity without demanding anyone's attention.
Someone notices. They ask a question. And suddenly, there's an open door.
The shirt isn't the message. Jesus is. The shirt is simply a point of connection — an opportunity to listen, encourage, pray, or share the hope we have when the moment allows.
You don't need a perfect testimony or all the right words. You just need to be willing to notice the person in front of you and be available when a door opens.