Sentences with phrase «evangelical outreach»
Evangelical outreach refers to efforts made by a religious group or organization to spread their beliefs and teachings to others. It involves actively reaching out to people, sharing the message of their faith, and inviting them to join or learn more about their religious community. Full definition
All arranged by Mark DeMoss — accolyte of Jerry Falwell, Franklin's PR guy for 21 years and Mittens» evangelical outreach ambassador.
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SARAH: President Obama did so much evangelical outreach, and he spoke the language so much more smoothly than other presidents.
The people and nation are set as equals among other nations, targeted for evangelical outreach, but are not seen as possessors of the physical promises.
Evangelical outreach centers around the telling of the story.
While Clinton's campaign largely ignored evangelical outreach (unlike Obama), Trump spent much of the months leading up to Election Day directly courting evangelical support.
The fact that 12 step groups were originally The Oxford Group of Christian evangelical outreach makes it plain that the principles themselves are very Christian (at least originally).
Along with his buddy Mark DeMoss, Romney's evangelical outreach guy and Franklin's PR man for 21 years.
Ultimately, lesbian and gay people within the church will make a great contribution to construction of relational ethics and to evangelical outreach, which we pray will draw many others who are estranged, alienated or unloved, to Jesus Christ, to the household of faith, and into the reconciliation which has begun.»
He suggests that the Pope's statement is not a dilution of the gospel but an evangelical outreach to bring atheists to Christ.