It is a revolutionary new evangelism ministry, designed to motivate and train Sunday morning attendees to actively share their faith and to show the pastor how to “create and maintain a culture of witnessing and evangelism“. For several years Every Believer a Witness® has been taught as a Sunday-Wednesday Evangelism Training Revival, with tremendous attendance and fantastic response.
Now pastors are being trained to teach this over seven Sunday mornings to the entire church body and being shown how to “create and maintain a culture of witnessing and evangelism®“.
Why be trained?
Few pastors would say, “Our church has a culture of witnessing and evangelism”. Yet it is not because godly pastors haven’t been faithfully exhorting their people to witness.
And it is not because of a scarcity of good Bible-based evangelism programs and strategies. Caz McCaslin, founder of Upward Sports, says, “If you want something you have never had, you have to do something you have never done.” Here’s how Every Believer A Witness® is different.
- Begins in the Sunday morning worship services, when the masses of uninvolved members are present.
- Involves the people in self-teaching as they read the Scriptures aloud themselves.
- Uses new ways of motivating people to want to witness and to believe they can.
- Utilizes attractive four-color Session Notes for each person.
- Reduces training to the lowest common denominator.
- So simple children can do it. It requires no visits, no books to read, no DVDs or CDs to watch or listen to, and nothing to memorize!
- Focuses on the witnessing style that every believer can do well — sharing in a non-pushy way what Jesus has done for them.
- Teaches the people two additional ways to keep their daily focus on witnessing.
- Teaches witnessing as a way of life in believers’ normal activities.
- Provides the pastor with a proven follow-up plan to “create and maintain a culture of witnessing and evangelism®” after the catalyst kick off.
Check out what Pastors are saying about Every Believer a Witness!
Pastor Paul Monroe On The Pastor Training Conference