Evangelism/Outreach

Evangelism

There are over 21 Million College Students in the US and Canada, and most major universities don’t have any more than 2,000 students regularly involved in church.

 These resources are designed to help you connect with students, build meaningful relationships, and share the hope of the gospel on campus.

Resources

Develop Your Evangelism Strategy

Developing a strong strategy for evangelism can be tough, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. 

International students pose for a picture while eating dinner at the University of Memphis BCM

First Contact

Connect with
Students

First Contact resources are designed to help you initially connect with students and create awareness on campus. These moments often give your ministry time to share basic information, invite students to an upcoming event, or simply help students know you exist.

Outreach EVENTS

Create Outreach Opportunities

Outreach events move beyond visibility and create intentional spaces for students to engage, belong, and hear the hope of the gospel. These resources can help you plan events that are welcoming, purposeful, and connected to your larger ministry strategy.

PERSONAL EVANGELISM

Develop Personal
Evangelism

Personal evangelism equips students and leaders to share the gospel through everyday relationships, spiritual conversations, and intentional follow-up. These tools are designed to help your ministry grow in confidence, clarity, and consistency.

Three girls work a snow cone machine during welcome week on their college campus

Evangelism Strategy

Build a Culture of Evangelism

Effective evangelism is more than a series of disconnected events. These resources can help you develop a thoughtful strategy, equip your students, evaluate your efforts, and build evangelism into the culture of your ministry.

More REsources

Latest Evangelism Resources

Explore articles, books, and ministry ideas designed to help you connect with students, develop meaningful conversations, welcome students into community, and share the gospel clearly on campus.