Q: How should I get evangelism training?
A: You could take a correspondence course.
Training can be done via a correspondence course if you have to work at your job while preparing for the ministry. There are many viable Word-based Bible colleges that offer courses in missions and evangelism. Use the internet to start your research.
A: What you need is hands-on experience.
There are a lot of good books and videos and whatnot, but nothing beats hands-on experience. You could read tons of books about witnessing, but it would be very different if you were to move to, say, a Muslim country.
The best way to learn would be to find a group or individual that is doing what you hope to do and then ask for an internship opportunity. This would help you learn how to be effective in evangelism in the context in which you desire to serve.
The best way to learn would be to find a group or individual that is doing what you hope to do and then ask for an internship opportunity. This would help you learn how to be effective in evangelism in the context in which you desire to serve.
A: Follow the example of Jesus.
Use the examples Jesus gave in the Bible. Living Waters Publications offers great training resources for evangelism that use such techniques.
A: Try "Training for Trainers."
I would say that doing evangelism is the only real way to learn it.
Training for Trainers is a very simple system designed for laymen to train other laymen to train other laymen and so on. The approach is incredibly simple, but not easy. Check out the website for more information.
Training for Trainers is a very simple system designed for laymen to train other laymen to train other laymen and so on. The approach is incredibly simple, but not easy. Check out the website for more information.
