I think that everyone, at one time or another, has known someone dear to them who happened to be unaware of the Good News of Christ. Attempts to evangelize these precious wayward souls are most often met with frustration as one presentation of the Gospel after another is scorned and rejected. Biblically, true evangelism is not street corner preaching, nor is it getting someone to respond to an emotional invitation to be saved.
True evangelism is when someone hears, responds, and is effectively discipled into the faith.
It has the lasting effect of an eternal, viable relationship between the individual and God. Secondly, please allow me to tell you how evangelism is NOT done. For someone to embrace your God, they must first embrace you. The focus,then, should be initially on making friends. To most Americans whose minds have been media-inundated by the more bizarre expressions of religious freedom, people who ask questions like these either don't have a life or want to slurp pudding and chase comets across the universe.