Evangelism Sentence Examples

His observations remained as acute as ever, but were now delivered with worldly wisdom rather than drum-beating evangelism.

Simultaneously with this work in the north, Tunstall circuit, having thrown off its lethargy at the Wrine Hill camp-meeting on the 23rd of May 1819, was carrying on an aggressive evangelism.

They have also been able to get a stall to do regular evangelism in the main guild coffee shop / courtyard.

Comfort and Cameron together created The Way of the Master, a ministry created to teach evangelism to others.

Customers became personally invested in the company, developing loyalty and evangelism, as they felt part of the larger body of business.

They are warm hearted and good at hospitality; but aggressive evangelism is not always their gift.

How can we use the Web for effective evangelism?

So, that was a resistance to mass evangelism, then.

Now I realize that actually taking a risk may just involve going for it on a friendship evangelism front.

The main thrust of my work is relational, lifestyle evangelism.

Visit schools, preach in churches, carry out street evangelism.

Also, you say that the use of various gifts shouldn't be considered normative to evangelism.

Here too we express penitence both for our neglect and for having sometimes regarded evangelism and social concern as mutually exclusive.

The person coming in from outside who can give a fresh slant to the ongoing work of evangelism.

If you think evangelism is a somewhat arduous task in that environment, you're right.

We hold together evangelism and practical care, helping people on the physical, spiritual and emotional levels.

In 1831 agents were sent to Canada and Prince Edward's Island, in 1850 to South Australia, in 1855 to Victoria, in 1866 to Queensland, in 1877 to New Zealand and in 1885 to China, so that the original O'Bryan tradition of fervid evangelism was amply maintained.

He laid the foundations broadly in evangelism, finance, temperance and education, founding in the latter connexion a middleclass school at Shebbear, at which generations of ministers' sons and numerous students for the ministry have been educated.

In many New England communities a majority in the churches of the standing order bitterly opposed the new evangelism, and those who came under its influence felt constrained to organize "Separate" or "New Light" churches.

And when out of Luther's revolt there arose a new fanaticism - that of evangelism, Erasmus recoiled from the violence of the new preachers.

The First Church, Providence, had long since become Arminian and held aloof from the evangelism of Edwards, Whitefield and their coadjutors.