Training the church behind the walls in evangelism
Schedule:
Student Workbook Introduction and Table of Contents
Endorsements:
This innovative evangelism training seminar was piloted at an area maximum security prison. Participants were enthusiastic in their responses:
"I learned the difference between just being a follower of Christ and being an evangelist. It helped me to be able to explain Christ a lot better."
"The seminar helped me to see that God has not called me to be another Billy Graham, but to be myself. Most of all that I open myself up to be used by God as He sees fit."
"This [seminar] gave me an incentive to improve my walk of faith, my personal relationship with God."
In addition, participants at the American Chaplaincy Training School were trained in the use of this program:
"In my 25 years career in prison ministry, this is the most effective preparation I have seen for equipping men and women to share the gospel in a correctional setting. Its emphasis on engaging people at the point where they are on life's journey and on bringing incremental changes in their path is a crucial concept for correctional ministers to understand and implement." Dr. W. Thomas Beckner, President of the American Chaplaincy Training School
