Worship And Evangelism
The relationship between worship and evangelism is increasingly being rethought by American church leaders. Attempts to strengthen the church's witness to the world have led to new approaches in both evangelistic outreach and in worship. Through the Spirit's power, such developments may undoubtedly strengthen the life of the church, especially when they are rooted in careful study of the Scriptures. This section attempts to outline the scriptural and theological foundations of the important relationship between worship and evangelism. This provides an indispensable context for discussing the important relationship of these two vital ministries.…
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Chapters & Articles in Worship And Evangelism (6)
The act of Christian worship is itself a witness to the world. Particularly important is the Eucharist, or Lord's S…
Worship and evangelism are vitally linked ministries; without one the other cannot thrive. This article describes t…
In America, nineteenth-century revival movements forged a relationship between worship and evangelism that continue…
Manifest-presence evangelism, seeker-service evangelism, and liturgical evangelism are three ways in which those ou…
Especially influential in the last generation of American church life has been the school of evangelistic strategie…
Many churches give little thought to including the visitor and the stranger in their worship services. Familiar hab…