Comments on: Evangelism: Events or Every Day? http://angiemama.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/evangelism-events-or-every-day/ Christ in you ~ The Hope of Glory! Thu, 30 Oct 2008 10:53:43 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: wordforit http://angiemama.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/evangelism-events-or-every-day/#comment-27 wordforit Sat, 19 Apr 2008 03:31:53 +0000 http://angiemama.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/evangelism-events-or-every-day/#comment-27 Great post and approach, Angie! A group of women I have met through yard sales ;-) and I have Bible Studies at different places, at random times. Anyone can come and it has grown and grown! The coolest part is that it hasn't turned in to a 'bull session' and the Word of God is getting out. Every single instance we face can be related to Jesus and the Apostles' teachings. It's a blessing to have a physical group to fellowship with!! In Christ's Love. Great post and approach, Angie! A group of women I have met through yard sales ;-) and I have Bible Studies at different places, at random times. Anyone can come and it has grown and grown! The coolest part is that it hasn’t turned in to a ‘bull session’ and the Word of God is getting out. Every single instance we face can be related to Jesus and the Apostles’ teachings. It’s a blessing to have a physical group to fellowship with!!

In Christ’s Love.

]]> By: Tom http://angiemama.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/evangelism-events-or-every-day/#comment-26 Tom Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:42:45 +0000 http://angiemama.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/evangelism-events-or-every-day/#comment-26 I remember last year, when I was going to Bible School in Hungary, we were doing evangelism in Budapest. We were doing our thing, sketch boards, personal evangelism [using the 'May I ask you a Question' method which rocks!] and then randomly, these three guys dressed up as the stereotypical native Americans came to a spot near us and started to sing, played these really big drums, and dancing around. Sadly they had microphones and speakers so we were drowned out, but many people continued to come to the Lord at that point. I thought it was really funny actually though. I remember last year, when I was going to Bible School in Hungary, we were doing evangelism in Budapest. We were doing our thing, sketch boards, personal evangelism [using the 'May I ask you a Question' method which rocks!] and then randomly, these three guys dressed up as the stereotypical native Americans came to a spot near us and started to sing, played these really big drums, and dancing around. Sadly they had microphones and speakers so we were drowned out, but many people continued to come to the Lord at that point. I thought it was really funny actually though.

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