A large-scale conference was held in Indonesia to inspire Asian Christians, particularly Spirit-empowered believers, to reach everyone on earth.

In traditional church evangelism, we often see a one-sided output. This approach shows an air of dominance but also reveals a lack of confidence.

Hangzhou Chongyi Church held a joint evangelistic meeting themed “Hello, Jesus!” in 2024.

A church in Guangdong held a storytelling activity in order to promote the church's ministry of evangelization.

In the past, a house church often hurried to explain the main points of the gospel, but listeners found it difficult to accept all this unfamiliar information in a short time. Then they switched to use movies to illustrate the message.

From the urgency of spreading the gospel, we can see the church’s anxiety about reaching unbelievers. The more the people reject, the stronger the anxiety of traditional churches becomes, which prompts them to more urgently evangelize to non-Christians.

Iris Leung, a Christian scholar at the Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Kau Yan Church, shares the origin of Basel Mission, its missionary principles, and practical experiences in China.

A pastor highlighted three things the church in China needs to focus on: teaching truth, tracing church history, and sharing the gospel.

The evangelism methods of the Church in China have undergone transitions from miracles and wonders to oral transmission and then to life-changing testimonies. If the evangelistic approach reliant on miracles aims to alter the physical, the focus of word-of-mouth evangelism lies in transforming thoughts and beliefs, while real-life testimonies aim at changing individuals' lives.

Two respected professors from Southeast Baptist Theological Seminary urged Christians to spread the gospel and to use Christian education to complete their global mission.