Servant Evangelism Report
Overview
Based on the material presented in this course, plan and participate in at least 2 servant evangelism projects, with 2 different people during the current semester. At least one or both of these should be completed outside of the church setting or church events. Whenever possible, intentionally seek to reach into your “Jerusalem” where you live, work, and play. Servant Evangelism is not an event or church program, rather it is a daily lifestyle of imitating Christ as you serve unsaved people with the intention of sharing the good news of the gospel.
Instructions
How to write the Servant Evangelism Report
This Report will record One Servant Evangelism Encounter on 1 – 2 pages.
Each encounter will be separated into five sections:
Prelude – Did you know or find out that the person you served was an unbeliever?
We are looking for at least a one sentence affirmation, on your honor, saying the person you served was an unbeliever.
Part ONE –
Describe how you practically/physically served an unbeliever and how you told them you did so because of Christ.
Part TWO –
What was the initial reaction of the unbeliever?
Pare THREE –
Were you able to share the gospel? If so, what did you say and how did the person respond? If not, what did you say to the person so that they knew you we not just being nice, but you were trying to introduce them to Christ? Did you pray with the person?
Part FOUR –
How did you feel about this approach to evangelism?
Do you think Servant Evangelism is a helpful approach to evangelism?
If not, why not? If yes, explain how you see Servant Evangelism being part of your approach to evangelism heading forward.
Each of the 2 servant evangelism encounters must be summarized in a report of 1 – 2 pages, using 12-point, Times New Roman font, double-spaced, and adhering to the current Turabian format.
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