Jan 27, 2016

Words with actions best evangelical tool



What do people in this nation know and believe about Jesus? What do they really think of his followers? 

Are we talking about Jesus enough? 

when we are, are we drawing people closer towards him, or further away?


These are just some of the questions the Church of England, Evangelical Alliance and HOPE commissioned Barna Group to ask, But this was not just for curiosity's sake. We believing, hoping praying that this study - the first of its kind - 

will be a major catalyst for effective and focused evangelism in the years to come.  




Not sure if it the first of its kind Merceurope did ton of this stuff along with very any other projects
So the social scenes are out there 
It appears to be missing the most effective tool for evenglisum 'words with actions'!

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