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Evangelism (Panel)

Sharing the Reason for Our Hope

Beth Urton and Mi Xue  | 
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God commissions us to spread the news of resurrection life in Christ to a world full of lost people. But does God call all Christians to evangelize? And how does God equip us to live out this call with zeal? How do we prepare to “make a defense” gently and respectfully to those who ask about our relationship with Christ, especially if we feel intimidated? What is the role of prayer in evangelism? How can we encourage new believers to mature in Christ within the local church?

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Kori Porter is the former CEO of Christian Solidarity Worldwide. She graduated from the University of Mississippi and completed her MA in theological studies with an emphasis in religion and society from Princeton Theological Seminary. She has been published in His Testimonies, My Heritage and the AND Campaign’s A New Narrative on Abortion: Pro-Woman and Pro-Child. She has 13 years of experience in campus ministry, serving most recently on the campus of Princeton University.

Danielle Sallade is a teacher and dean of girls at the Wilberforce School, a preK-12 classical Christian school in New Jersey. Danielle is also the mother of three children and a member of Stone Hill Church in Princeton.