evangelism Definition
evan·ge·lism (ē van′jə liz′əm, i-)
noun
- a preaching of, or zealous effort to spread, the gospel, as in revival meetings or by televised services
- any zealous effort in propagandizing for a cause
Etymology: LGr(Ec) euangelismos
evangelism Related Forms
evan′·ge·lis′·tic (--lis′tik) adjective
evan′·ge·lis′·ti·cally adverb
evangelism Usage Examples
Converse of object
- do: They have also been able to get a stall to do regular evangelism in the main guild coffee shop / courtyard.
- hold: We hold together evangelism and practical care, helping people on the physical, spiritual and emotional levels.
Preposition: in
church: Renew your evangelistic vision with this fully revised edition of Michael Green's comprehensive evaluation of evangelism in the early church.
Adjective modifier
- aggressive: They are warm hearted and good at hospitality; but aggressive evangelism is not always their gift.
- Christian: He did not, we should note, cease to believe that the Indians were the proper objects of Christian evangelism.
- effective: How can we use the Web for effective evangelism?
- personal: The best training in personal evangelism available anywhere in the world!
- mass: So, that was a resistance to mass evangelism, then.
- primary: Jordan suggests that we highlight different elements of the good news in primary evangelism.
Modifies a noun
- explosion: Churches using his program saw such rapid increases in their numbers that Dr. Kennedy coined the name Evangelism Explosion.
- training: Talk a bit about the possible new evangelism training course we are thinking of developing together.
- today: Part 2 reflecting on how the results of the research may shape evangelism today.
- team: I'm Sam, I do French and Linguistics here at Sussex, and am on the CU Evangelism team.
- course: Cells seem to be a natural home for people coming to faith through process evangelism courses.
Noun used with modifier
- friendship: Now I realize that actually taking a risk may just involve going for it on a friendship evangelism front.
- servant: Servant evangelism that doesn't preach the gospel is no evangelism at all.
- lifestyle: The main thrust of my work is relational, lifestyle evangelism.
- street: Visit schools, preach in churches, carry out street evangelism.
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- student: I'd been at a meeting about student evangelism.
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