Constructive Evangelism

THIS book is designed to supply a long-felt need and to inspire Christian people everywhere to more constructive and intensive evangelism. Surely every Christian is interested in evangelism—in getting the gospel message to all the world.

There has been too much lost motion, spasmodic effort and, in many cases, utter waste in the work of evangelism. The Apostle Paul says, “I therefore so run, not as uncertainly; so fight I, not as one that beateth the air.” The main purpose of this book is to point out ways by which we may carry on the work of evangelism constructively with the minimum of waste. The book deals with general principles rather than with specific methods.

The author has had many years experience as a minister, and with much opportunity to observe the work of evangelism over a large area. He is a well known minister and has written out of a burdened heart.

Merely reading this book will not be sufficient; it should be widely distributed and placed in the hands of every Christian, who should study the contents from cover to cover and make a practical application of them in his work of evangelism.

—The Publishers