Daniel and Katie Ziedins help churches move evangelism from something people admire to something ordinary believers can actually live.
What problem does the training solve?
Many believers care deeply about people who do not know Jesus but feel uncertain about what to say, how to begin, or what to do after someone responds. The goal is not to create pressure or turn people into performers. It is to replace fear with simple tools, biblical confidence, and lived experience.
What can an evangelism training include?
- Starting naturally: simple questions that open respectful spiritual conversations.
- Sharing your story: how to communicate a personal testimony clearly and briefly.
- Explaining the Gospel: a faithful, understandable message without unnecessary jargon.
- Prayer and listening: serving the person in front of you instead of delivering a script.
- Activation: moving from classroom learning into real conversations with support.
- Follow-up: helping interested people take next steps toward Jesus and Christian community.
What is the Equip → Activate → Multiply model?
Who is it for?
The training can serve local churches, youth and young-adult ministries, small groups, outreach teams, leadership teams, and believers who want practical help sharing their faith. The conversation begins with your church's context, goals, and current level of experience.
How do we invite Daniel and Katie?
Email hello@loveontheworld.com with your church or ministry name, location, possible dates, and what you hope your people will gain. You can also read Equipping Your Church to Make Evangelism Normal for a fuller overview of their approach.
What should we prepare before enquiring?
- Name your goal. Are people taking their first steps, learning to start conversations, practising together, or strengthening follow-up?
- Describe your group. Include your church or team, approximate numbers, experience, and location.
- Offer possible dates. A range is helpful; it is fine to still be exploring. Ask about availability, practical arrangements, and any costs before making commitments.
- Think beyond one gathering. Identify someone who can help your group keep practising, caring for people, and following up.
The invitation brief below helps you gather these details. It prepares an email draft, not a booking or an automatic submission. If you prefer, email us directly using the link below.
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