Are you a new leader in your church’s hospitality or welcome ministry?
This on-demand class will help you get started in preparing for the upcoming season of welcome.
Complimentary Webinar on Evangelism Strategies, Shared in 2012
Yesterday, we had a great webinar with Paul Steinbrueck of OurChurch.com on social media for church planters and pastors. Given that many of our sign-ups were just at the beginning stages of using social media, Paul outlines how social media fits in church communication and some basic checklists about how to use social media.
Has your church plateaued in its evangelistic effectiveness? Perhaps, your church has stalled out in its evangelistic passion. People are not coming to faith and your members are not really engaging people into finding faith in Christ. The life-saving station has become the club of comfort. Yet, other churches continue to grow year after year. …
By popular demand, I’ve been asked to make all three webinars with Gary Rohrmayer available. Over the years, I’ve developed an ability to hear spiritual thirst in a conversation. Spiritual thirst is what allows me to have normal conversations about my faith and the spiritual journey of the other person. It’s their thirst that propels …
We’ve all heard about evangelism and our personality as the witness — how we best conduct personal evangelism out of a particular style. But what about our hearer? The person we are witnessing to? Can we help shape our gospel presentation to their need, to the language of their heart, to their spiritual thirst?
Author Resources Ed Cyzewski (MDiv Biblical Theological Seminary) is a freelance writer, speaker, and blogger in New England. He is the author of Coffeehouse Theology: Reflecting on God in Everyday Life (NavPress), an introduction to contextual theology for lay readers that explained the roles of context, God, scripture, tradition, and global Christians in the forming …
This webinar has passed. You can watch the replay and download the podcast here: Rabbit and the Elephant Webinar Replay Here is the resource page: Rabbit and the Elephant Resource Page Here is a book review: Rabbit and the Elephant Review Grab our EvangelismCoach newsletter to get future webinar announcements. A movement of house churches …
We had a great webinar this afternoon. Registrations from 10 different countries, covering 31 different states and churches from a wide variety of denominations and traditions. Perhaps you’re wondering How to improve your first impressions ministry for first time church visitors What to say to a first time visitor. How to train church greeters. Do …
I’ve been reading Evangelism Where You Live: Engaging Your Community and I think it is a must read book for pastors of struggling churches. It’s a book that is based out of years of practical experience, and has much to say to how a church should engage it’s community. How does your church connect with the community? …
A way of doing ministry in which Christ followers model, encourage, and equip others to be salt and light servants where they live
Why is there no noticeable change even after all time and effort to do training and provide resources?
Preparing a community outreach for your church this coming spring / summer? How can you spiritually prepare yourself and the community for your outreach? You are probably thinking: Planning meetings. Publicity Hoping for good weather. . .:) Don’t forget prayer for community outreach. Prayer is the key to preparing yourself and the community for your …
Listen to the Hitchhikers Guide to Evangelism replay here. In this FREE online webinar, author and church growth consultant Bill Tenny-Brittian of 21st Century Strategies Inc will share practical steps to Overcome your fear of messing up. Find confidence to explain the value of your faith. Talk about your faith journey, walk, or conversion experience …
Personal evangelism training is equipping believers to have the confidence to share their faith and assist other individuals in that journey.
Church-based evangelism training is equipping the church in two areas: serving it's community and welcoming church visitors.
