Welcome to this four lesson series on evangelism that draws on our evangelistic heritage in the ARP Church. Do you realize that freely offering the gospel to sinners is one of the leading characteristics of our founders? As Stephen Myers writes, “In its earliest days, the group that would become the ARP Church was known nation-wide as the evangelistic wing of the Church!”

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“Commending What We Cherish was a helpful four-week elective class that we at Greenville ARP Church used during our Summer Sunday School.  With each of the four lessons, the historical background and Scripture study provided a good foundation for the thought-provoking questions that followed.  The background helped us see “what was”; the Scriptures helped see “what should be”; and the questions helped us see “what is”.  In addition to a small-group setting like Sunday School, this course would be a very beneficial study for a Session to undertake, enabling the elders and pastors to evaluate how well their churches cherish the gospel of Christ.” Rev. David Griffin

Tasking Outreach North America is the agency of Synod charged with the responsibility for denominational strategies for evangelism, multi-ethnic ministries, church vitality, new church development, and ARP expansion in the US and Canada.

Values God’s glory, prayer, evangelism, responsibility, balance, relationships, and communication.

Goals 2005-2010

Vision Transforming North America’s heart, transforming our denomination’s heart, transforming our congregation’s heart, and transforming our hearts.

For More information, contact Ken Priddy, out Director of Church Renewal.
PO Box 4911, Richmond, VA23220
Office 804-306-7942 cell 804-550-0768
kenpriddy.com@gmail.com, www.kenpriddy.com

• Proclaim the truth plainly without distortion
• Appeal to the conscience
• Recognize that people’s eyes are blinded to God’s truth
• Pray and trust God to open blind eyes
• Preach Christ, not ourselves
• Serve others for Jesus’ sake
• Avoid pretending to be something we are not.

CLICK HERE to listen to an interview with Tim Keller on reaching today’s culture.
Tim Keller interviewed by Ligon Duncan at Twin Lakes Fellowship, April 2008. An approach to reaching today’s culture.

“By setting forth the truth plainly we commend ourselves to every man’s conscience in the sight of God.” 2 Corinthians 4:2

Christ Church is a sanctuary with a Christian message that welcomes all individuals and families. Members and guests with backgrounds and lives as diverse as our surrounding communities join together each Sunday morning for worship. They create a wonderful Christian family with common interests and purpose under one roof.

Christ Church is also a place of unity in spiritual growth and understanding of God and those who trust in Him. Unity offers an opportunity to join with others in celebrating and exploring the assurance of God’s grace and the promise of eternal salvation.

Under the guidance and leadership of Rev. Morrie Lawing, members and guests experience the Word of God and the promise of God’s infinite love for us. After our Sunday worship, adults and children are invited to participate in Bible studies that provide a sound foundation of faith. These classes are led by congregational lay-leaders who help guide participants in understanding and becoming more familiar with the Bible’s application for everyday living. During the week we also have separate men’s and women’s Bible studies that focus on knowing God.

Christ Church is much more than simply a Sunday center of spiritual worship!  It is a place and a people encouraging a personal growth in confidence for living in the comfort of God’s love and His Word. This means that Christ Church is providing a community service every day of the week and for people of all ages.  Please join us at Christ Church Sunday for worship at 9:30 am.