A church without energy and enthusiasm cannot become evangelistic by doing some public relations, a bit of advertising, doing a better job greeting visitors and adding programs. All of these can help. The beginning of a transition to a culture of evangelism, a culture of reaching out and sharing, is for our members to touch again the source of their connection to their faith. When each of us can answer why we are Unitarian Universalists and why being a member of our church and what we love about our congregation, then we are on the way to being evangelists. We can't help it.
Good news wants and needs to be shared.
And we can't share our good news until we know what it is. The Inviting Church , Roy M. Oswald and Speed B. Leas Salted With Fire , Scott Alexander, ed. Marketing for Congregations , Shawchuck et. This page was last updated March 2, 2000. There have been 509 accesses to this page since March 2, 2000.