A church evangelism committee helps your congregation share its faith with confidence. Its purpose is to practice personal evangelism, train church members in conversational evangelism, and lead the church’s outreach efforts. Learn how this committee stays focused on evangelism rather than hospitality and discover three clear purpose areas to guide your team’s work.
Evangelism is the tool that brings others to Christ and His Church.
Check out these 10 Roles an Evangelism Committee can Fulfill in a Healthy Congregation.
Today is part two of a series on four substitutes for Evangelism. This may sound funny coming from me, because I write so much on this topic (and even sell two ebooks). But as I’ve consulted with churches, I run into this substitute regularly. #2: Church Hospitality Ministry. In many churches, we have substituted evangelism …
Since many people are afraid of personal evangelism, many church leaders have allowed other programming to replace the work of personal evangelism and called it evangelism. As I do seminars across the country, heads nod in agreement as I lay this out. You might see your own church in here. Today’s substitute:
How does one develop an evangelism team or an effective evangelism group in the local church? In the denominational circles I run in (Presbyterian Church USA), this has been relegated to the Evangelism Committee, or the Witness and Service Committe, or New Member Committee, or the “Make up another name just to have a name …
Today I read a post at 9 Marks about the corporate role of the church and its support of personal evangelism. The writer asks: What is the role of the local church (i.e., corporate witness) in our personal evangelism (i.e., individual, personal witness)? Consider the ethos of your church. Are you proud to invite a …
