“Sport has the power to change the world, the power to inspire, the power to unite people in a way that little else can. It speaks to people in a language they understand.” Nelson Mandela, former South African President

2K Plus International Sports Media is a registered charity which exists to promote a relevant, alternative, Christ-centred lifestyle to sports fans around the world.

"The lifestyle of good people is like sunlight at dawn that keeps getting brighter until broad daylight."
Proverbs 4: 18, The Bible (The Light version)

Watch a video recorded at the 2011 Christian Resources Exhibition about what we do and our plans for the London 2012 Olympic Games.



LATEST NEWS
22 December 2011: Journalists sought for 2012 Olympic Games project
2K Plus is seeking two broadcast journalists to join our newsdesk based in London during the 2012 Olympic Games. Working in shifts as part of a team of three successful candidates will both gather news and edit content produced by themselves and other team members for radio stations around the world. The position is unpaid, applications are sought from broadcast professionals who can join us as volunteers or on secondment from like-minded organisations. For a full job description contact Adrian Barnard at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

07 September 2011: Athletes talk about their faith at the 10th All Africa Games, Maputo
Athletes at the 10th All Africa Games who follow Jesus are talking to 2K Plus reporters about their faith. Nigeria's 2006 Commonwealth Games triple jump silver medallist, Iworima Otonye, told Solomon Izang Ashoms how she shares her faith with others. "They tell you, show me the fruit," she said, "sometimes it's what you do, not necessarily preaching.... me, I encourage, I motivate, the little, little things I try to do." Meanwhile South African table tennis player Keith Langerveld told us his motivation was to "stay in school and give God all the glory". Listen to these interviews in full here.

25 August 2011: 10th IAAF World Athletics Championships, Daegu, 27 August-04 September
Experienced journalist Stuart Weir (left) from partners Verité Sport is covering the event for us in Korea. Stuart will be providing daily reports and interviews for radio stations around the world. We have also produced ten short testimonies from Christian athletes, you can listen athletes such as Olympic 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu, fastest man in the year over 100m Asafa Powell (who sadly misses the Championships through injury) and double Olympic marathon silver medallist Catherine Ndereba here.

22 July 2011: 10th All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique, 3-18 September
Eight journalists and producers will be heading to Maputo at the end of August to report from the 10th All Africa Games. The Games are often referred to as 'The Olympics of Africa' and 2K Plus will be reporting on the action with our unique Christian perspective for radio stations across the continent. Our team will produce content in four languages - Arabic, English, French and Indian Ocean Creole. The All Africa Games take place every four years. Eight years ago we covered the event in Abuja, Nigeria but pulled out of the 2007 Games in Algeria due to the threat of civil unrest. Pic: Solomon Ashoms interviews Namibian sprinter Frankie Fredericks at the 2003 All Africa Games, Abuja.

26 May 2011: 2K Plus wins award for broadcaster excellence
Norman Brierley (left) Area Development Manager for Africa receiving the Trinity Trophy for Broadcaster Excellence on behalf of 2K Plus from the Association of Christian Broadcasters in Southern Africa for programming during the FIFA World Cup 2010. Norman was attending the Christian Broadcasters Gala Banquet in KZN Durban, South Africa where he was presented with the trophey and a R5000 cash prize.
See more pictures at our YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/2kplusmedia


22 February 2011: New Productions for 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup
2K Plus is producing a wide range of audio services for radio stations during the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup. These include match reports and analysis from former Zimbabwe cricketer Henry Olonga (right), testimonies of top players past and present and discussions on cricketing issues. Click here to hear some of these items.

15 October 2010: 2K Plus report from XIX Commonwealth Games
The XIX Commonwealth Games in Delhi ended on 14 October after eleven days of drama and controversy and many wonderful sporting moments. Norman Brierley and Solomon Izang Ashoms (left) reported on the event providing news, reports and interviews for 20 radio stations in Africa, Australia, India and the UK. They interviewed several Christian athletes including Nigerian weightlifter Chukwuka Okoli, compatriot triple jumper Otonye Iworima and Uganda's double Commonwealth champion in the men's 5000m and 10000m, Moses Kipsiro.
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About 2K Plus
2K Plus International Sports Media is the world’s only Christian sports media agency. We produce radio programmes and report with a Christian perspective from major sporting events.

We exist to promote a relevant, alternative, Christ-centred lifestyle to sports fans around the world. We have two aims: to challenge sports fans to become followers of Jesus Christ and members of his church worldwide and to strengthen the faith of those who already follow Jesus.
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Video
Watch our 8-minute presentation 'A Different Perspective' about our reporting from the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens:



Image Gallery
See our teams in action at major sporting events since 2000.
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Audio Resources
Top sports people are role models for young people. Download short audio testimonies of Christian sportsmen and women for your church, youth group or personal interest.
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Members' Area
Register and login to access members' information and a wide range of resources including extended interviews with Christian sportsmen and women. Login to hear former Chelsea and Newcastle footballer, Gavin Peacock (left). Short excerpt below, duration 1:08


Also featured is former Zimbabwe Test cricketer, Henry Olonga (right). Click link below for short excerpt, duration 1:02