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SpringLife '09Free Evanglism & Discipleship ResourcesEverySoul.org March 15 - May 3, 2009
This Sunday begins the “Week of Witness” across The Wesleyan Church.” As part of the SpringLife emphasis focusing on evangelism and discipleship – the “Week of Witness” has two specific goals:
1. To share your personal faith in Jesus Christ with at least one person verbally/intentionally; and
2. To invite as many people as you can to join you for Easter Sunday services/activities at your church.
This is our opportunity to help everyone around us to realize that Jesus lives! This is our time to share the hope of Christ with our family, friends and co-workers. This is the week for the world to understand what Easter is all about.
We have prayed for many to accept Christ as their personal Savior during the Week of Witness. We are expecting Easter Weekend to be a special celebration of the transformation of eternal life that only Jesus can make happen. Listen for the opportunities to share your faith. Engage in purposeful conversations about what Jesus means to you personally. Invite everyone you interact with to Easter in anticipation that the Good News of Jesus will be the focus of the entire weekend. Expect that many new believers will be intentionally discipled to and baptized throughout April and May through the ministry of the local church. Visit www.everysoul.org for more details, visit the prayer wall and share your stories of Christ's work.
Take as many as possible with you to heaven!Dr. Jim Dunn Rev. Phil StevensonSpiritual Formation Evangelism & Church Growth
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