This is a workshop for Christian leaders who are interested in using their storytelling skills in ministry settings beyond the pulpit where stories can have power and value – such as in teaching, pastoral care, evangelism, and administration. Seasoned pastor and storyteller, Pastor Elizabeth Perry of New York leads this workshop. Offered at www.BeADisciple.com.
by: Martha Grace Reese
Publisher: Chalice Press, 2007
ISBN: 0827238045
ISBN-13: 978-0827238046
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A new study by LifeWay Research suggests that evangelism is most effective among the unchurched in the United States when it is done in the context of an established relationship. The study gives insight into the attitude among unchurched individuals toward the church and also shows a trend that most people visiting churches are "church switchers," or those already established in a church seeking to find a new place of worship.
A revolutionary look at sharing Christ with unbelievers by using the probing, provocative, and penetrating method Jesus used to engage others in personal dialogue and caring interaction.
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An article posted on Christianity Today talks about how practial evangelism and reliance on God can make a big diffierence in a church's health and growth. While some may be tempted to think that evangelism is the kind of thing only Billy Graham can do, this article emphasizes that evangelism is something anyone can do. Originally written by
If you've ever been part of a conversation with a skeptical non-believer and struggled with questions they asked, this transcript by Rusty Wright will give you insight and empathy for those struggling with the Christian faith.
by Ralph E. Bauserman,
Evangelism Consultant
Originally published at Offering Christ Today Online.
Bishop Scott Jones of the Kansas-West Annual Conference shares insights on how congregations can be more evangelistically effective in his Congregational Evangelism Workbook in a download-able PDF file.
The smell of coffee adds a rich flavor to evangelism near San Antonio, Texas. Two years ago Alamo Heights United Methodist Church with new church start Riverside Community Church started a coffee house ministry called "The Loft." According to Robert C.
A recent blog post at EvangelismCoach.org talks about using your local coffee shop as a meeting place for small groups rather than starting coffee shops within the church building. The author gives 10 reasons why this is a good idea and links to some success stories and resources for beginning a "Coffee House Ministry."
Pastor Mike Lewis of Great Hills Baptist Church in Austin, TX, shares insights about the findings of the Barna Group on the influence of Evanglism in bringing people to Christ.
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