Every Member Evangelism by J.E. Conant

• Title Page
• Introduction
• The Divine Program
• The Divine Purpose
  • This Program Will Save the Church
    • The Present Decline
      • Look at the Numerical Decline
      • Look at the Spiritual Decline
    • The Need of Revival
      • A Revival Will Drive Out Disease
      • A Revival Will Bring Spiritual Health
  • This Program Will Reach the Lost
    • Why the Church Is Failing
      • The Church is Making the Wrong Appeal
      • The Church is Using the Wrong Method
    • Where the Church Succeeds
      • The Fundamental Principle Behind the Program
      • The Present Day Practice of the Program
• The Divine Power
• Every-Member Evangelism in Operation

under deep conviction of the Spirit, and in answer to her natural inclinations was trying to get away from it. And so each day of the last week she made an engagement to attend the dance that night, and yet each night found her in the meeting with her dance engagement broken. Time and again she said she did not know why she was at church, for she certainly did not want to come, but she seemed unable to stay away. Conviction deepened until on the last night she accepted Christ.

Now how was this brought about? By the private praying and personal testimony of two girl friends, converted the first week of the meetings, reaching its climax and culmination in the public testimony of the evangelist’s messages. By following the Program of the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was able, through those two young women, to work the miracle of creating such a demand for the things of the Spirit in that girl’s heart that, in spite of her inclinations to the contrary, she was literally compelled to come to church. And then by following that Program without let-up, as the Spirit led, he was able to work the consummating miracle of supplying the demand he had been permitted to create, by bringing her to the new birth. When we obey, God does the rest.

The Present Day Practice of the Program

It will be both inspiring and confirming to note how the New Testament Program reaches the lost, even when it is only partially followed, and so we