EVANGELISTIC OUTREACH

If you were to ask most Baptist Men's directors, "What would you like to see happen in your Baptist Men's group this year?", most of them would say, "We'd like to see more men involved". One of the best ways for this to happen is to offer a variety of "Entry Points". Entry points are ways in which men find a way to comfortably join your fellowship of men. For some men this may mean becoming part of a small group or a men's Bible study. For others it may mean going on a hands-on mission trip. But many men are not ready for that yet. They need something that may seem to them as less "threatening". They'll have fun, experience meaningful fellowship, and probably hear a testimony or devotion, as well as hear men pray.

Another aspect of Evangelistic Outreach includes helping men be prepared to comfortably share their testimony and lead someone to Christ should the opportunity arise. Too often, men feel ill-prepared or ill at ease to do so. Men can be led through a testimony workshop. The three parts of an effective testimony are explained (What my life was like before Christ; How I Accepted Christ as My Savior; What Christ is Doing in My Life Now.). The men then actually write out their testimony, pair off, and practice presenting it from the heart. A similar workshop can later be held on how to lead someone to Christ and pray the sinner's prayer with them.