Evangelism
$36.29
Handbook for the Joyful Work of Soul Winning
Presenting God’s last warning message to a doomed world is the “highest, greatest work” ever given to human beings. This comprehensive handbook on evangelism shows how appropriate strategies and personal preparation of both head and heart empower the Christian to lead people to accept Christ and prepare for His soon return.
Topics covered include planning, organizing, and conducting public evangelistic campaigns; how to present distinctive truths and oppose popular errors; the role of music; medical evangelism; reaching special classes of people; holding new converts; working the cities; and personal witnessing
Jesus said, “Go and teach all nations.” His followers obeyed, and “returned with joy.” The guiding principles and detail advice in this volume will enable the reader to avoid many pitfalls and succeed in the joyful work of soul winning.
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7 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780828016353
Ellen White
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: January 2003
Publisher: Review & Herald Publishing
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