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Course Title: Evangelism 101

2nd Quarter 2026 (October - December)

Course Code: EVG 101

Credit Hours: 3 credits

Prerequisites: None

Offered: Fall

Required Materials: Sharing Jesus Effectively by Jerry Savelle

Instructor(s): Attorney Elisa Fulp

Course Description:

Evangelism 101 is an introductory course designed to equip students with a foundational understanding of the biblical basis, purpose, and practical methods of sharing the Christian faith. Through a combination of theological instruction, historical context, and hands-on application, students will explore the heart of the Gospel message, examine various evangelistic approaches, and develop the confidence to engage in meaningful spiritual conversations across different cultures and contexts.

Key topics include the life and teachings of Jesus as the model for evangelism, the role of the Holy Spirit, personal testimony, relational and missional evangelism, and addressing common questions and objections to Christianity. Emphasis will be placed on cultivating compassion, cultural sensitivity, and spiritual maturity in witnessing to others.

Course Objectives:

1. Understand the importance and urgency of evangelism in the life of every believer.

2. Clearly and confidently communicate the gospel message.

3. Develop practical skills for engaging in Spirit-led conversations about faith.

4. Cultivate a heart of compassion for the lost and a lifestyle of mission.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Foundations of Faith

Effective Vision and Goal Setting

The Holy Spirit

Biblical Counseling

Old and New Testament Survey

Ethic’s, Honor, Integrity & Excellence in Ministry

Every Ministry Needs Help

The Believer’s Authority

Ministers Prayer Life/ Healing

Evangelism 101

Fathers of the Faith

Women’s/Men’s /Youth Ministry

Business of the Kingdom

Sermon Preparation and Delivery