2000 - Present

2000
Bill Bright announces Steve Douglass, executive vice president and director of U.S. Ministries, as his successor, effective August 2001.

2001
In response to the September 11 attacks on America, Campus Crusade produces the evangelistic magazine Fallen but Not Forgotten. The 16-page remembrance piece was distributed to more than 10 million people by hundreds of churches and Christian organizations.

2002
Operation Sunrise Africa mobilizes Christians in 22 African countries. Believers from India, the Philippines, Singapore, France and the United States join thousands of Africans in the strategy to proclaim the gospel in 50 cities in 50 days. Sixty-four million people heard the gospel, 1.7 million indicated decisions to receive Christ and 81 new churches were planted.

2003
Fifty-two years after founding the world's largest Christian ministry, Bill Bright dies at age 81.

2005
Many of Josh McDowell's books have been translated into 65 languages. It takes just 30 languages to reach three-quarters of the world's population.

2006
During Spring Break, at least 10,000 students participate in Hurricane Katrina relief efforts in New Orleans and Pass Christian, Miss.

2007
The evangelistic website, everystudent.com is translated into 27 languages and has more than 5 million visitors, with 400 indicating decisions to know Christ per day.

Campus Crusade has a ministry presence in 190 countries, which represents 99.6 percent of the world's population.