Evangelism is for everyone, not just the professionals
By 
Efrem Buckle2022-01-21T11:37:00
We might think we’re not up to the job, but the good news is that we don’t have to be, says Efrem Buckle. After his atheist Dad was miraculously saved, he became convinced that anyone could be. Cutting his teeth in Peckham pubs, he now helps lead London City Mission – and they’re on a mission to equip us all
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