Evangelism Zone

An Easter presentation that uses the letters of EASTER to tell the real meaning of the holiday.

This card is meant to be used as a tool to help explain the plan of salvation in a simple way to a child. It references our "Second Birthday" in Christ, making it a good tool if you do "Birthday Night" at AWANA. There are cards per page, front and back.

The WORDLESS BOOK is one of the most effective ways to present the Gospel to children! WORDLESS BOOKS can be purchased, but are very simple to make yourself.

We can be ambassadors for Jesus Christ and shine our lights for Him as we witness to others of His salvation on our lives. We can pray and share the Good News.

Jesus offers this instruction to His disciples as though they really needed this clear word to remove any doubt about His attitude about children. The word “suffer” means literally to “Let.” It would be better read, “Let the little children come.” It carries the idea of being commanded to welcome the children to come to Jesus!  

Two bumbling superheroes find a pamphlet with the words "The Gospel" written on it. They put it in a decoder and heed the message.  

What if Jesus took a Pop Quiz on Life and His results were counted as yours? That's the meaning of atonement! Jesus score is placed on top of yours!

It may surprise you that the original "wordless book" was written for adults! It was a sermon by Spurgeon in 1866, later published in 1911, and had only three colors! DL Moody added the gold color in 1875 and Child Evangelism Fellowship popularized the modern five color version by adding green.

A parable of the incarnation of Christ, Andy becomes an ant to warn his ant friends that a bulldozer is going to destroy them. He offers a way for them to escape. Some listen and others don't believe. A powerful story that makes the incarnation of God into a man understandable to children.  

These super fun balloon feet are a fun way to celebrate guests. Kids love them!

This fun rap/chant/song will be a powerful worship tool in your ministry  

A bunch of kids accept Christ on Sunday - how do you follow up with them? In this post Karl shares the letters he sends out to both kids and parents. You are welcome to edit and adapt.

A simple, fun, and exciting game that will help children realize that our country is just a small part of much larger world!

An Interviewer is asking several puppets what they think "Gospel" means while a paperboy in the background is selling a GOOD NEWS Newspaper.  

A SUPER COOL Gospel Presentation that the kids will love - lots of audience participation!

Everyone has seen a Wordless Book, here are some NEW ways to present it! Get Creative!!

While we may have valid concerns to many of the practices associated with inviting children to receive Jesus into their hearts, Jesus' imperative to bring kids to him must be a priority for children's ministry.

After teaching kids how to share their faith - let them practise and provide feedback!

Help your kids learn about the change becoming a Christian makes by sharing your testimony.

Newspaper games that help teach about sharing the Gospel.

Newspaper games that help teach about sharing the Gospel.

Newspaper games that help teach about sharing the Gospel.

Newspaper games that help teach about sharing the Gospel.

Simple way to present the gospel message using 8 verses from Romans.

A game by Karl Bastian that visually illustrates the eternal impact of sharing your faith. Includes a complete video of the game in action!  

Video training by Pastor Karl on the many ways to use the Wordless Book to share the Gospel with complete instructions.

A simple and easy Wordless Book template that can be customized for your own ministry.

This is a guide on how to prepare a written salvation testimony with the Kidologist's as a sample. Written for kids, but good for all ages. See the PDF for printing and the sample.

A humerous look at what NOT to do to lead a child to Christ

Outreach is the first step to evangelism. Kids can be involved in outreach. Kids should be involved in outreach.

If a church is going to reach out to kids, it needs to reach out where kids actually are: schools.

Are you relying on the parents to be their kids' primary spiritual leaders? Read why this may not be what Christ intended. 

Do you preach or do you pastor?

An exciting form of outreach in the perfect location for reaching kids.

 A four station journey to search for, discover, follow and share the Light this Christmas.

Discipleship is messy and gritty and sloppy, and that’s the beauty. And some weeks that can also be the tough part of it.

Complete plans for an outreach event/party that uses Disney's movie, Frozen, for the theme.

A Collection of Quotes on Evangelism and Outreach

How do you explain the Trinity to your kids?

Once children accept Christ, what does your ministry do in order to keep them growing in their newfound faith?

Science experiement that visually shows God's plan for salvation.

This time of year is notorious for its association with darkness, but Jesus says we are the light of the world! So, let's get out there and shine with Operation Flashlight!

"Doing stuff for God" is our default setting. Sometimes we need to hit the reset button. 

An object lesson to use following worship to explain to kids how Jesus washes away our sins, yet he endures forever!

This is a skit to help explain to children why we give money for compassion projects and not just money for Bibles.

Ever thought of where to start when it comes to getting your preteens to develop and own their faith? It all starts with encouraging them. Check out what FourFiveSix has to say about this very topic.

How do you spell GO? Your spelling is likely to have a big impact on winning your community to Christ.

Is your church outwardly focused? Are you reaching out to the people in your community?

Here is an object lesson to demonstrate the importance of believing in Jesus and confessing Him as Lord.

Leading kids to Christ is by far the most important responsibility we are entrusted with, here are ten guidelines to help you reach the kids.