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Good morning and welcome to The Bridge!
Today we’re beginning a brand new theme that’s going to carry us through August and into the first of September.
The e Word!
What is the e word?
Is it a bad word?
One Christian leader was so uncomfortable with the word “Evangelism” that she actually called it the e word!
You may not think of evangelism as the e word but
The fact is, most Christians almost never share their faith!
In 1993 90% of Christians said they “have a personal responsibility to share their faith.”
Today less than 64% of Christians say they have a personal responsibility to share their faith with others.
George Whitefield sailed over from England and was instrumental in the colonization of America.
Billy Sunday was born in 1862 and died in 1935, a former professional baseball player who came to know Christ and began sharing the good news in the same stadiums he used to play in!
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