evangelistic work

Calls for Christian witnesses to evangelize with character, discussing graciousness, focus, purity, wisdom, patience, empathy, and other important character traits.

With a view of religious life as a radical call to live the gospel, Azevedo develops a theology of poverty, chastity, and obedience rooted in the evangelical mission of the Church.

James Langteaux's God.com transformed thousands of lives with its powerful call to begin the journey called "believe." God.net invites readers to move beyond that first step and take a "road trip with God" into belief itself. Langteaux describes a trek filled both with amazing adventure and "deserts of the real" -- painful moments that propel believers to greater depths and new insights in their walk with God. Written in Langteaux's powerful, poetic style, God.net shows readers how to rely on the safety net of God's Word, depend on the network of fellow believers, become better fishers of men, and enter the "rest of the story," the peace that comes only from living beyond belief.

Many parishes today have become so preoccupied with the challenge of maintaining their status quo that they risk losing sight of the larger mission of evangelization.

Features religious and lay church members alike revealing their own personal insights into the meaning of evangelization.

Describes the life and career of Billy Graham, an influential evangelist, who has preached the teachings of Jesus Christ to more than eighty-two million people worldwide.

Sixteen-year-old Ronald Earl begins to doubt his healing powers in Texas when he learns that a girl he has healed appears later in another Texas town wearing the same blue dress. Ronald feels haunted by this strange appearance.