There are many ways to share the good news of Jesus Christ. You can preach outdoors. Or you can just hand out flyers on the street and hope to have a quick chat with an unknown person. Or you can invest yourself first in someone's life as a friend, and eventually lead them to the gospel. These approaches are not mutually incompatible. So what do the different forms of evangelism look like?

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Many people are reluctant to embark on street evangelism for different reasons: I can't speak, I don't feel capable, I'm not trained enough, people won't be interested in what I say. , I don't know how to approach people on the street because of my rather reserved personality, I'm all alone, I don't know where to start, etc.

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If you are one of those people who have this type of reluctance, know that you can overcome it, because evangelizing does much more good than you think. In fact, the good it brings goes beyond what prejudice can make us feel. This is why we must drop all reasoning that wants to prevent us from fulfilling this desire of God.

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Street Evangelism

 

 

 

To know in detail our activities and events

VISIT:

https://www.espontaneo.org/

https://www.facebook.com/streetsmovement

 

 

Contact:

 

Responsible: Pasteur Zuni Bravo

Email: spontaneomx@gmail.com

What'sapp: + 52 967 133 2219

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Details:

 

 

Destination: Mexico

Duration: 1 month, 3 days, or to be determinated

Date: To be determinated

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Objectives:

 

 

Develop the confidence and the boldness to approach people in everyday life.

Share the message of the salvation of Jesus with people.

Pray and lay hands on the sick and those with other needs.

Learn various ways to evangelize.

Learn a new language and culture.

 

 

 

1-Selection criteria:

 

- must be 16 years of age or older. (under 18 years of age, *parental consent” is required)

- must be in good health

- must be available to serve others with an attitude of humility and obedience

- must have the ability to adapt to change and be flexible

- must respect cultural differences

AND

- must be a born-again Christian and have a basic knowledge of the Bible

- must be open to learn and manifest the power of God

- must have a desire to learn more about the love of The Father in action

- commitment: be ready to dedicate yourself and become a disciple of Jesus

 

 

2-Activities**:

 

• Evangelize in the streets, parks and other places.

• Participate in evangelistic activities.

• Help the poor in need. (ex. Give food or clothes)

• Visit churches and families.

• Visit a center for orphaned children or patients in the hospital.

• Experiencing personal healings and deliverances.

• Take care of stray or abandoned animals.

• All other tasks relating to service.

 

 

Bible verse: The greatest among you will be your servant. Matthew 23:11

 

Important details:

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Note:

 

 

*Be aware that the activities may vary depending on the opportunities that arise. We also take into account the interests, gifts and desires of each person participating in the training.

**We provide support and a framework to each person through this experience.

 

 

3-Preparation:

- Prepare spiritually: Fasting and praying, meditation on the Word of God, talking to your pastor and family. Seek support from your church, family, and friends.

- Save money and/or seek financial support (e.g. fundraising activities)

- Start learning the language of the country you plan to visit (e.g. Spanish using the "Duolingo" App)

- Read a document on the reality of being a missionary: e.g. "Third Culture Kids" (co-authored by Dave Pollock and Ruth Van Reken)

- Listen to our online videos about missionary work. (See section | Videos)

and section | TEACHING

- Explore the website:https://www.espontaneo.org/

- Explore the facebook page streetsmovement

 

 

Requirements:

1. Have travel health insurance (Mandatory).

2. Provide a budget and finance to cover expenses (Visa, transportation: round-trip airfare, bus, taxi, food, personal expenses, etc.)

3. Have a valid passport and visa (if required). Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of your return.

4. Provide emergency contact information.

 

 

What to bring? (suggestion)

- Bring the essentials for the trip (e.g. 1 small suitcase)

- If you have medication to take, make sure you have it for the duration of the trip.

- Bring comfortable, decent and appropriate clothing for the different circumstances and different climates (cool, hot, very hot).

 

Example:

1 pair of shorts, 2 t-shirts, 1 pair of jeans, 1 sports pants, 2 dress pants, 5 shirts, 1-2 warm sweater, underwear and socks for 5-7 days

 

OR

 

3-4 Dresses or 1-2 skirts (knees or lower) and 5 blouses

AND

- 1 bathing suit

- 1 warm coat

- 1 pair of sunglasses and sunscreen

Option: hat or cap

- Hygiene accessories (toothbrush, toothpaste, dental floss, hairbrush, etc.)

 

AND

- Bible, notebook/pen or "One note" application for celular telephone

- kleenex and toilet paper

- hand sanitizer

- Earplugs

- medicine for diarrhea and upset stomach,

- Acetaminophen

 

 

Our commitment...

Before your stay:

- Make sure that you are ready and able to do the mission so that it is a positive and enriching experience.

- If necessary, provide you with a *letter of invitation to obtain your Visa.

- Equip youself as much as possible before the mission.

 

During your stay we will:

- Organize the activities.

- Take care of your well-being and safety.

- Train, support and guide you.

- Answer your questions.

 

Follow-up after:

- Encourage you to continue learning and your spiritual journey.

- Encourage you to put it into practice what you learned in your country or another country.

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