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Developing A Biblical World View
FOR FURTHER STUDY
FORMING A COMMITTEE FOR EVANGELISM
In this lesson, it was suggested that you form a committee for evangelism or a "World Christian" group in your church. Evangelism should not be just another department or committee of the church. It should be the focus of the church. The reason for establishing such a committee is to guide the fellowship in accomplishing its purpose as "The Church In The World" (see Chapter Six).
Here is how you can establish such a committee:
START WITH THE PASTOR:
Meet first with your pastor and share your desire to start the committee. Share with him your vision and what you have learned in this course. Perhaps he will delegate you to head such a committee or assign someone to work with you in organizing it. It is important that you gain the pastor's permission and involvement if the committee is to be successful.
ANALYZE THE PRESENT PROGRAM:
What is the present status of evangelism or missions in your church? Consider the following:
-Policy:
Does your church have a written policy on evangelism or missions? If so, is it adequate and does it really reflect what the church is doing?
-Prayer:
How often does your church pray together for requests related to missions and evangelism? Has your church prayed into service any workers as instructed in Matthew 9:38?
-Conferences:
Did your church have an evangelism or missions conference during the past year?
-Training:
Does your church offer instruction on the Biblical world view which focuses on the need for evangelism and the current status of the spread of the Gospel? Is there a program of missions education for every age group and each department of the church?