Evangelism

There is nothing quite so straightforward and yet so complicated as the task of evangelism. Evangelism is our call to share our faith with our neighbors, be it as small as a one-on-one talk with a co-worker or as large as a Billy Graham Crusade. Evangelicals tend to differentiate between “missions” and “evangelism” primarily by location (missions is abroad, whereas evangelism stays close to home), but the end goal is the same: to be Jesus Christ’s witnesses to all people.

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Evangelism and All That Jazz

Daniel Silliman

In 1966, CT reported on church activities but also on LSD, The Beatles, and the war in Vietnam.

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New Hispanic Churches See Growth Despite Political Turmoil

Haleluya Hadero

Fresh Lifeway research shows Latino pastors are reaching new people and helping members navigate anxiety about immigration enforcement.

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Christianity Today’s Most-Read Testimonies of 2025

CT Editors

Ten of the most powerful conversion stories of the year.

The Christianity Today Book Awards

CT Editors

Our picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.

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Meet CT’s New President

The Bulletin with Nicole Martin and Walter Kim

Nicole Martin seeks to mend evangelical divides and uphold biblical truth.

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Apologetics After Christendom

The Bulletin with Collin Hansen

How to share your faith in a “spiritual but not religious” world.

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Are ‘Unreached People Groups’ Still a Thing?

Three experts discuss whether the popular concept has a future in missions discourse.

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Recalibrating What ‘People’ and ‘Place’ Mean

Chris Howles

UK mission mobilizer wants to rethink “unreached people groups” amid changing migration patterns and a digitally-connected world.

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The ‘Unreached’ Aren’t Over There

Samuel Law

Singapore-based missiologist argues that the term “unreached people group” is a misnomer and can feed a romanticized notion of missions.

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Geography Matters More Than You Think

Matthew Hirt

American biblical scholar affirms the urgency and relevance of reaching the unreached in fulfilling the Great Commission.