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21st Century Effective Evangelism: Engaging Church Guests

Monday, November 8, 2021 | Guest: Tim Richmond and Andrew Snavely |

Do you regularly pray for guests to come to your church? Is your church welcoming to them? Do you have a way to assimilate visitors into your church? In this podcast, Marshall Fant discusses this topic with Tim Richmond and Andrew Snavely. Over a decade ago Pastor Tim Richmond planted Grace Baptist Church in Queens, NY, and Andrew Snavely now serves alongside him as an assistant pastor. As a starting point to seeing guests come to their church, they regularly pray this three-pronged request: 1) for people in churches that no longer proclaim the Gospel to come, 2) for people whom God is convicting and drawing to come, and 3) for people who are looking for a Bible-driven church to come. Then as they see God answer prayer, they try to look at their church service through the eyes of a visitor, develop a conversation, enlist the church people, and follow up. Listen to this podcast for some practical ideas about how you can engage believers and unbelievers who visit your church. 

You can reach Tim Richmond here and Andrew Snavely here with any questions. 

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About the host

Dr. Marshall Fant

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Dr. Marshall Fant is focused on strengthening the American church through church consulting and revitalization, the interim pastor ministry, and church planting. Dr. Fant has 21 years of experience as a pastor and 20 years of experience as a business owner. Dr. Fant earned a D.Min. from Central Baptist Theological Seminary, an M.Div. from Bob Jones University, and a B.S. in administrative management from Clemson University. He is certified as a church consultant with the Society for Church Consulting. He is available to meet with pastors and church leadership at their church or by phone. Marshall and Gretchen have been married since 1981 and have five grown children and twelve grandchildren.