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Becoming A Contagious Christian

This book equips believers to share their faith without fear or artificial methods. Hybels and Mittelberg emphasize that effective evangelism grows from personal authenticity and God-given individuality. Through biblical teaching, real-life examples, and practical exercises, they help readers discover their personal approach to outreach, dismantle barriers to faith, and learn how to present Christ in a way that is both compelling and compassionate. The work has become a widely used manual for relational evangelism in churches worldwide.

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BV 3790 H94

Publisher

USA : Zondervan Publishing House., 1994

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221 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780310210085

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BV 3790 H94

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Christian life — Witnessing
Discipleship — Practical guides
Evangelistic work — Christianity

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Becoming a Contagious Christian by Bill Hybels and Mark Mittelberg, first published by Zondervan Publishing House in 1994, presents a practical guide to evangelism rooted in authentic relationships. Developed out of Willow Creek Community Church’s outreach model, the book outlines simple, adaptable strategies for sharing faith naturally and confidently. It emphasizes identifying one’s unique evangelism style, cultivating genuine friendships, and communicating the gospel with clarity and relevance to contemporary seekers.

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