In South Carolina, four out of five people have no meaningful relationship with a local church. We believe that these men, women, boys, and girls are likely not followers of Jesus. Most of the people in our state are living without a relationship with God through Jesus Christ and are headed toward a future separated from God and living in eternal agony.

The first leaders of the church made it their plan and habit to share the Gospel. In Acts 17 and 18, Paul goes into the synagogues according to his “habit.” He was intentional and regular in sharing the Gospel. It was part of his schedule.

A church that wants to obey the commands of Christ in sharing the Good News must plan, start habits, and establish rhythms of sharing that is frequent and intentional. This is the purpose of this guide—to help churches prayerfully plan and become intentional sharers of the Gospel to people who are not followers of Jesus.