Question
I have become with somebody else the Team-coordinator for Evangelism. Our job is to bring people to Christ (of course that's the job for every Christian) but for [our church] [a lady] and I are the coordinators. So we have a very good job to do. We are both very excited about it. But it is also a challenge.
For myself it's important that we have a goal so that we can see over about a year what the results are and where we can go further and where things must change.
Our question is: can you give us some ideas how you start evangelism for youth? How do you start things and what are [some] things [we shouldn't do]?
Answer
I will give you a few thoughts... I think first of all it's important to remember that the main goal of evangelism is to lead people into a relationship with Christ. One of my mentors says that one of the problems in the Church today is that most of us believe in evangelism, but don't have a heart for the lost.
Another problem often comes in our definition of success in evangelism. (See my article on the subject) Although we do want people to make a decision for Christ, it doesn't mean we're unsuccessful when we don't pray with them to give their hearts to Him. We're successful when we leave a positive impression on lost people concerning Christ and the Gospel. In this way, we are one link in the chain that leads them to Christ.
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