Welcome to the Ambassadors Evangelism Training page where you will discover practical insights for sharing your faith and encouraging others to do the same. Use our original training materials, regularly updated with new themes for outreach and spiritual growth. The “Solutions” section contains hands-on materials for use with all ages in Sunday school classes, small groups and Bible studies. Read more about each month’s theme in our “Go Deeper” section, and explore the “Doors to Evangelism” so that you can reach out to those with specific needs. II Corinthians 5:20 states that as believers we are all Ambassadors, sent with the message to entreat others to come to Jesus. May the Lord bless you in your efforts.
As disciples of Jesus, we are to equip ourselves through prayer and ... Scripture so that we can be steadfast ambassadors for His Kingdom.
—Franklin Graham
The first thing Andrew did was to find his brother Simon and tell him, “We have found the Messiah” (that is, the Christ). And he brought him to Jesus. (John 1:41–42a, NIV)
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Three Andrews Spotted at a Franklin Graham Festival
Three young men, all college students, brought one of their unsaved friends from Philadelphia, Pa., to Binghamton, N.Y., to attend student night at the NYPENN Franklin Graham Festival on June 9, 2007. Just a mile from the Festival location at Binghamton University, their car broke down.
In the spirit of Andrew, these three friends were determined to introduce their friend to Jesus, so they pushed the car the last mile. That evening, the unsaved friend responded to Franklin Graham’s invitation and decided to give his life to Jesus Christ. The students were thrilled but did not know how they would get home. When they retuned to their car after the Festival, it started, and they headed back to Philadelphia.
These three friends are the perfect example of Andrew’s simple determination. They could have given up, but they selflessly persevered and brought their friend to a place where he could hear the Good News of Jesus Christ.
What can you do to introduce others to Christ?
Train yourself and your church congregation in Operation Andrew to reach others for God’s glory.
Operation Andrew
Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother, was one of the first disciples of Jesus Christ. After Andrew met Jesus, the first thing he did was introduce his brother to Jesus.
Operation Andrew is a simple, five-step plan designed to help Christians reach out to people they know who need Jesus Christ. By participating in Operation Andrew, you can introduce others to Christ and make a difference in your community.
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Church
An outline for speaking to your church about Operation Andrew Download PDF
Adults
Powerful tips for mobilizing your church in evangelism Download PDF
Youth
Effective ways to encourage youth in evangelism Download PDF
Children
Operation Andy - an age-appropriate tool for introducing children to evangelism Download PDF
What Does It Take to Bring People to Jesus?
This evangelistic strategy is based on John 1:40-41. Read more
Evangelism—Andrew Style
For 2,000 years God has used His people to rescue the lost. Read more
‘You're on My List’
Jeff Coghlan has a novel approach of telling the unbelieving people he is praying for that they're on his prayer list—and some have actually asked to be put on it. Read more
Evangelism: An Attitude
Evangelism needs to be a mindset. These suggestions should help keep sharing your faith at the forefront of your thoughts. Read more
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