Most participants do not speak the language of the host country. Therefore, International Crusades asks each person to write their personal testimony. This is translated and 250 copies are printed in the host language. In one witnessing brochure is their personal testimony, the plan of salvation, steps for a new believer, introduction to Baptists, and a decision card. Each church holds nightly evangelistic services.
Interpreters make it possible for team members to testify and for the visiting evangelist to preach.
The local pastor participates in the invitation and counseling in order to bond the respondents to the local church. The work is hard, the language is difficult, and the food and customs are strange. A crusade is not a vacation, but a time to work at the task of spreading the Gospel. Each team member is responsible for his or her crusade cost. It may be that God will provide part or all of this cost through contributions and support from friends.