The Study of Evangelism

Exploring a Missional Practice of the Church.

Christians and communities of faith today are rediscovering evangelism, not
just for the sake of institutional survival, but as an essential aspect of the
church's mission. Many of the books flooding the marketplace as a result have a
practice" orientation, often lacking serious theological engagement and " reflection.

In The Study of Evangelism Paul W. Chilcote and Laceye C. Warner collect some
of the increasing number of texts that buck this how to" trend. The writings " offered here plumb the depths of the biblical and theological heritage of the
church with reference to evangelistic practice, but resist offering guidance to
specific application in life.

These thirty groundbreaking essays on the practice of evangelism have been
gathered into a single volume in order to enhance serious theological and
contextual engagement with this aspect of the church's mission in the world.
The book lays a solid, scholarly foundation for future discourse, speaking to
all who practice and study evangelism from many different Christian
perspectives. Through this book Chilcote and Warner aim to encourage reflective
and open dialogue about the practice of evangelism within the community of
faith.

Editors: Paul W. Chilcote and Leceye C. Warner.

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