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Testimonials from campus ministry workers in the West
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"Conversational evangelism works! I met with two non-Christians the other day. I trusted the Holy Spirit and listened for any discrepancies. I heard one that dealt with the idea of faith being a good thing and yet they just left it floating in the air. I mentioned that it seems that faith must have an object. [I mentioned your elevator floor idea here] This idea made sense to the fellow and so it was illuminated...I really sensed that a barrier was navigated and they were brought a little closer to Christ. Wow! It really does work."
- Eddy Pearson
(Director, Baptist Collegiate Ministry, University of Arizona)
"I would like to see all our Navigator Staff in the Texas area go through this training."
- Phillip Gough
(Navigators Director, Texas Tech. Univ.)
"...The approach is great because it forces us to listen to people and then ask questions and then have to listen some more. It also challenges us to think about how to respond and also to rely on the Holy Spirit."
- Kevin Lee
(BSU Director, O.S.U.)
"The training is great because it combines solid Christian evidence with a passion for personal evangelism. I think one thing that sets this model apart from other training I have received, is that it breaks down into a transferable concept."
- Trent McEntyre
(Atlanta Metro Director Campus Crusade for Christ)
"It helped me to take another look at how I share. I am looking forward to putting this stuff into practice."
- Dan Boone
(Campus Director, Campus Crusade, O.S.U.)
"This is an extremely helpful seminar that can challenge the way you and your students view and do evangelism through dialogue."
- Erin O'Brien
(Campus Director, Campus Crusade, Southwest Texas State)
"I would highly recommend David’s evangelistic technique. I have been uncomfortable with our format of evangelism for some time...it seems like it we are rarely addressing students at points they are struggling (relativism, etc.). His method is reproducible and conversational...you spend more time listening than talking!"
- Dusty Thompson
(College Pastor, Southcrest Baptist Church, Lubbock, TX)
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