Evangelism and Church Growth: Research on Non-Believers for Developing an Evangelizing Strategy in the Korean Context and the Diamond Evangelistic System

Concern for evangelism and church growth is an essential part of the Christian faith and an irreplaceable part of the work of the church. In this research, after examining the basic statistical data, an in-depth analysis was done by putting the demographic and sociological features of the population...

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Published inInternational review of mission Vol. 96; no. 382-383; pp. 221 - 247
Main Author Hong, Young-Gi
Format Journal Article Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.07.2007
World Council of Churches
Subjects
Christianity
Church growth
Confidence intervals
Evangelistic work
Holy Spirit
Management
Methods
Protestant churches
Religion
South Korea
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Summary:Concern for evangelism and church growth is an essential part of the Christian faith and an irreplaceable part of the work of the church. In this research, after examining the basic statistical data, an in-depth analysis was done by putting the demographic and sociological features of the population, the religious preference of the non-believers and the life styles of the non-believers as the independent variable.
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This article appeared first in Transformation (an international journal of holistic mission studies), July and October 2007, Vol. 24, Nos 3-4, and is reproduced with permission in a slightly different and edited version.
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Transformation
Dr Yong‐Gi Hong is president of the Institute for Church Growth, and a pastor of the Yoido Full Gospel Church in Korea
This article appeared first in
(an international journal of holistic mission studies), July and October 2007, Vol. 24, Nos 3–4, and is reproduced with permission in a slightly different and edited version.
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ISSN:0020-8582
1758-6631
DOI:10.1111/j.1758-6631.2007.tb00604.x