Need-oriented evangelism intentionally cultivates relationships with pre-Christian people so they can become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ who are actively participating within the life of the church and community. Using appropriate ministries and authentic relationships, believers can guide others into the family of God. Evangelism must be woven through the entire fabric of the church. From special events geared toward non-Christians to considering how the services feel to newcomers to members practicing relational evangelism, the approach needs to be holistic. Consider the level of value placed on evangelism and the degree to which it is practiced. Underlying beliefs about evangelism affect its practice and need to be regularly evaluated for faithfulness to scripture.

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