Tag: outreach

Freshman Survival Kits
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Freshman Survival Kits are an ideal way to connect with incoming Freshmen, publicize your ministry, and give away a gospel-bearing gift to every first-year on campus. This article explains the strategy. Read More

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The Gospel According to Mark
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A manageable portion of Scripture, insightful commentary notes, classic Christian apologetics, plus Backstory gospel presentation. All in a beautiful design. Read More

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Step 15: Time For An Outreach
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Late October–Early November. Having consolidated your ministry at the Fall Retreat, the ministry’s focus must be turned outward toward the mission of reaching lost students. Read More

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Step 20: Time for Another Outreach
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Mid–Late February. Remember, times of building up should always be followed by times of reaching out. And so at some point in February it is a good idea to think in terms of a major ministry focus on evangelism. Read More

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Evangelistic Speakers Forum
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Before coming to faith, Michael Leahy lost nearly everything to a pornography addiction. When speakers like Leahy come to campus, crowds flock to hear them and people hear the gospel in the process. That’s the gist of the Speakers Forum. Read More

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Outreaches to Different Campus Groups & Communities
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The campus community is a composite of innumerable sub-communities: athletes, artists, sororities and fraternities, Asians, Anglos, African Americans. This article provides some creative ideas for reaching these diverse audiences with the gospel. Read More

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The Short Film Evangelism Strategy
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Film is the language and currency of this generation. The Short Film evangelism strategy uses short films (5-10 minutes) to create a spiritual dialogue and provide a platform to share the gospel. Read More

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Evangelistic Bible Studies
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The secret to an effective evangelistic Bible study is finding a topic that lends itself to spiritual discussions. Here are two from Cru.comm: one dealing with The Supernatural and the other with The Seven Deadly Sins. Read More

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Community 2:8 (Evangelistic Community)
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Based on 1 Thessalonians 2:8 (“we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well”) this approach to evangelism goes by the name Community 2:8, and utilizes relationships to draw people to Christ. Read More

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Stripped: An Evangelistic Discussion
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The “Stripped” discussion guide explores concepts like isolation, meaning, value, truth, and God: launching the discussion through an exploration of art—paintings such as “The Scream” by Munch, and “Mona Lisa” by Da Vinci. Read More

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Holding a Matthew Party
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The Gospels tell us that when Matthew came to faith he threw a party inviting both his new family (believers) and old friends (“tax collectors and sinners”) and let them mingle. This is the idea behind the Matthew Party strategy. Read More

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Relational Evangelism
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No need to worry about what to say or how to transition the conversation: evangelism can be as easy as inviting a non-Christian friend to come with you to a meeting, group, event, or Bible study where they will hear the gospel clearly explained. Read More

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