Sentences with phrase «of evangelistic crusades»

You know, Billy Graham tried but was never able to come to Utah to hold one of his evangelistic crusades or missions.

The Gospel message of Evangelistic Crusades is not biblical.

Not exact matches

Could you help me with letting me know what studies are showing «that only 6 % of people who «come forward» at an evangelistic crusade are any different in their beliefs or behavior one year later.»

In recent years, studies have shown that only 6 % of people who «come forward» at an evangelistic crusade are any different in their beliefs or behavior one year later.

Also, in a recent missions newsletter that I read, the writer made this statement, «Of the hundreds of thousands who make decisions for Christ in the evangelistic crusades in the third world nations (like Africa), only a tiny fraction end up regularly attending any church.&raquOf the hundreds of thousands who make decisions for Christ in the evangelistic crusades in the third world nations (like Africa), only a tiny fraction end up regularly attending any church.&raquof thousands who make decisions for Christ in the evangelistic crusades in the third world nations (like Africa), only a tiny fraction end up regularly attending any church.»

In 1988, I started my first church in Buffalo, New York, on the heels of a Billy Graham Evangelistic Crusade.

Some 47 years and 18 UK based crusades later, the 82 - year - old Graham has handed over the leadership of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) to his son Franklin, 47.

In the process, he developed and cultivated an extensive network of evangelical leaders and Christian businessmen who would sponsor and support his evangelistic crusades and who would cooperate with each other in myriad similar ventures.

Staging revivals that he called «crusades» around the world, the founder of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has reached untold millions of people in person.

Readers will grow weary at times of Martin's repeated descriptions of the workings of each major crusade, but the detail builds an interesting picture of how the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association became a «revival machine» of remarkable efficiency and effectiveness.

Let's just say that the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association had decided to spend their money on relational evangelism training instead of crusades, and that in 50 years of operations, they trained only 1 % of the lower estimate of 300 million Christians worldwide, or 3 million Christians.

I am not sure that the $ 50 million per year number is accurate, but regardless, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association does a lot of good with that money other than just hold crusades.

Megachurches have not historically been the beneficiaries of large evangelistic crusades (which have been fairly non-existent in America over the past 20 years or more, actually).

I wonder if there might be a more effective way of spending hundreds of millions of dollars for evangelistic purposes than Evangelistevangelistic purposes than EvangelisticEvangelistic Crusades?

That is how much evangelical Protestants spend annually in support of a vast array of parachurch groups, ranging from Campus Crusade for Christ, World Vision, and Prison Fellowship to countless evangelistic ministries.

And yet in this exquisite farce, the response far exceeds that of modern, urban, evangelistic crusades among the well churched.

It is impossible to state how many people might be Christians today because of Graham's Crusades, but in 2007, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association estimated that he'd preached to 215 million people.

My reply is that if all the statistics of all the evangelistic crusades reported in just the last 10 years were accurate, then we would be living on a planet fully Christianized — several times over.»