His background and abilities allowed him to represent Jesus Christ in different cultures, countries, and continents. The campus of the 1990's is increasingly diverse. Its ethnic composition changes as various minorities gain greater access to the university. In this ambition, most groups will wisely attempt to build meaningful bridges to one segment of the university populace at a time. If the group diversifies too quickly, it is almost certain that the impact will be diluted.
Smart strategy can build bridges and open doors in rewarding ways.
Starting points for campus engagement Throughout his missionary journeys, whenever Paul entered a city, he began explaining the Gospel at the synagogue or wherever Jews and God-fearers gathered for worship. The people to whom he spoke represented those who were inclined to believe in God, one God. They were familiar with the Scriptures of the Old Testament. They knew something of the character and purpose of God. They were the religious, those with worldviews predisposed to accept Paul's message.