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Unwrapping All Our Gifts: A Neglected Key to Evangelism

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 How Discovering People’s Gifts Nurtures EvangelismEvangelism is not an extra program which can be added on to the life of an already busy parish. Rather it is the overflowing of life in a healthy congregation. Judy Paulsen shows us ways to grow a healthy congregation by helping members discover their gifts, so that as the congregation works together, there is an overflow into fruitful and lasting evangelism.

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Judy Paulsen

JUDY PAULSEN serves as professor of Evangelism at Wycliffe College and Director of Wycliffe’s Institute of Evangelism. Prior to her current role at Wycliffe Judy served in church leadership, pastoring in four growing churches across the GTA. She loves to teach future and present church leaders about healthy models of evangelism, organizational change, and how to cultivate churches that are intentionally missional in all aspects of their life together.

Judy has a Master of Applied Science from McGill University, a Master of Divinity from Wycliffe, and a Doctor of Ministry from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena. She loves travelling anywhere with her husband Pat, hanging out with their children and grandkids, cooking Indian food, and playing the fiddle.

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Judy is also an Institute of Evangelism Mentor and can help your church to better work with organizational culture.

Judy will help churches assess their overall approach to mission (examining such artifacts as their budget, annual report, Sunday order of service, and organizational structures) and help them begin to reshape their common life in order to better share the faith.

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