People everywhere need to hear the good news of salvation. Yet no matter what region of the world we live in, we often feel ill-equipped and inadequate when it comes to evangelism. Is there a way to approach evangelism that is both biblically sound and culturally relevant? This poignant essay by Becky Pippert (USA/UK) and Archbishop Benjamin Kwashi (Nigeria) gives an overview of culture-specific issues to explore and outlines a universal approach to evangelism.
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- 1. Introduction
- 2. Getting the Story Straight
- 3. Getting the Story Out
- 4. Taking the Story In
- 5. The Role of Culture: Global Overview
- 6. Our Theology Must Impact Our Methodology
- 7. The Gospel in an Age of Relativity
- 8. A Three-Pronged Approach to Evangelism
- 9. Effective Witness for Such a Time as This