Bring Them In: Church Growth Through Evangelism—a classic resource filled with practical ideas and principles for outreach events and ministry growth.
Bring Them In: Church Growth Through Evangelism is a timeless little booklet that explores how promotion, coupled with evangelism, leads to true church progress. Inside, you’ll find principles and a wealth of creative ideas for events that draw people in—so you can share the life-changing Word of God.
Originally published in BTI Magazine and compiled by Larry Hipps, this article was so well-received that it has been reprinted in booklet form for just $1.00 each. Though first written in 1976—and some references and advertisements are now outdated—the heart of the message still rings true today. Churches across America have put these concepts into practice and seen boys and girls saved, new goals set, and exciting outreach efforts launched.
While the world has changed, the core strategies and inspiration found here can still spark fresh ideas for your ministry. We hope you’ll enjoy this piece of ministry history and discover ways to apply its timeless truths in your own church.
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