About The Right Story
We all tell ourselves a story about the way the world works. We try to answer questions like who are we? Where do we come from? and what happens after we die? The answer to these questions, and so much more, are included in the Christian gospel. But the story of God, as revealed in Jesus, doesn’t just answer our deepest existential questions, it has the power to save our souls for eternity. If we trust in what Jesus accomplished on the cross and believe in the resurrection, the Bible says our hearts can be made new and we can live forever in peace with God. This website, The Right Story, seeks to share the gospel with the world, and help lift the Christian church to fulfill its heavenly mandate. To this end, its founder, Angelos Kyriakides, has created online media, along with his testimony book, to help fulfill God’s great commission.
About Angelos
Angelos Kyriakides is an urban missionary and apologist whose passion is to encourage and equip the modern Church. After being rescued from the fires of addiction, criminality and drug-induced psychosis at an early age, Angelos felt called to share the life-saving grace of God with others experiencing the same brokenness. He spent several years serving in Vancouver’s downtown east-side, also known as Canada’s poorest postal code. He then moved on to serve in various pastoral positions across Canada, mobilizing people to be faithful witnesses of the gospel along the way.
After receiving a B.A. in Pastoral leadership he went on to receive a Masters in Theological Studies at Regent College with an interdisciplinary concentration that focused on the crossroads of science, secularization, and faith. He has also worked as a freelance writer for prominent Christian magazines such as stream.org while establishing his own at The Right Story. Through his online ministry Angelos hopes to provide the Church with resources that will encourage believers be healthy and faithful witnesses in a fallen world.
He currently lives in Chilliwack, British Columbia, enjoying the mountain views alongside his wife Sarah and three children.
