Six evangelism-focused topics led by experienced pastors and ministry leaders.

Taking place in every region on six dates throughout 2026.

Learning from the 30+ 2025 Evangelism Listening Sessions, we invite you to the follow up gatherings that address common issues churches across the state are confronting.

Pastors and ministry leaders, bring a leader that might value from any of these sessions.

How to utilize prayer to propel evangelism in your church.
Did you know that there is a direct correlation between praying for the lost and the number of people that your church will see come to faith in the next year? How do you engage your congregation in praying, not just for those who are sick or in crisis, but those who need their hearts softened to the gospel of Jesus Christ?
Creating an evangelistic environment for the Sunday morning experience and engaging your groups in outreach.
Evangelism occurs as we get the gospel to people but also as we get people to the gospel. This opportunity is present every week through your Sunday worship experience. Evangelistic leaders understand this and take great pains to elevate the Sunday worship experience, and by engaging their groups in outreach. Discover how in this session.
Multiplying evangelism by equipping members to share their faith.
Evangelistic pastors do not train their members in all twelve months of the year to share their faith. But, they do not let twelve months go by without equipping them. How do you model personal evangelism and how do you train your members, both the congregation and the core? Discover more in this session.
Getting the gospel to every home in your mission field.
God has given your church a mission field and a commission to get the gospel to all. How do you determine your mission field and is it possible to get the gospel to every home that God has placed in your region? It can be done and you will discover ways to do so as you learn to engage with “every” home.
How to make events and ministry opportunities evangelistic.
Some people will not come to church on Sunday. But they will go to a barbecue, a golf outing, a men’s or women’s event, a student event, etc. However, simply planning and hosting an event does not make it evangelistic. But every event can be. You will learn how in this session on engaging evangelistic events.
Effective baptism follow up and planning for “High-profile Sundays. “
Your church has several great opportunities annually to increase your number of guests. How can you leverage these high-profile Sundays to increase the number of guests and in turn the number hearing the gospel? Discover how in this session with bonus material on effectively following up on those who come to faith in Christ.