- Ask each member to make a list of lost friends, relatives, and co-workers to begin praying for and building relationship with.
- Pray each week as a group for lost people and provide times for groups to share about their witnessing opportunities.
- Regularly offer an opportunity for people to respond to accepting Christ at the end of a session.
- Identify specific evangelistic opportunities outlined in your group's curriculum or current study.
- Encourage your group to invite lost friends when those specific evangelistic opportunities are possible.
- Plan a fellowship following or during your regularly scheduled group study so members can spend time getting to know guests who attend.
- Equip your group to personally share their faith. If your study guides have a plan of salvation inside the front cover, point that out to your group and challenge them to learn how to use the plan.
- Make sure someone follows up with every guest immediately via a phone call, card, text, or email.
- Visit guests and others who need to hear the gospel. Take someone with you from the group when you visit.
- Keep guests visible on your attendance roll so your group won't forget them.
- Evangelism Handbook: Biblical, Spiritual, Intentional, Missional by Alvin Reid
- Discover More to Life by Dennis Pethers
- Beyond the First Visit by Gary McIntosh
- The Art of Neighboring by Jay Pathak, Dave Runyon
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