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TITLE: Evangelism on Target: A Proposal to Use Hunting and Fishing as Means to Evangelism and Discipleship
AUTHOR(S): Jackie Andrew McCullough, Liberty Theological Seminary
PUBLICATION DATE: May 2007
Department: Seminary
Degree: Doctor of Ministry (DMin)
Primary Subject: Religion, Clergy
Chair or D.Min. Mentor: Michael R Mitchell
Keywords: Evangelism, outreach, sports, recreation, hunting, ministry
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ABSTRACT:
Reach people where they are. The purpose of this project is to identify, explore, evaluate and recommend practical means of using hunting and fishing as tools of evangelism and discipleship. A review of printed literature reveals little about this subject. Other available information shows effective use of these means for the proposed purposes. The research utilized responses to questionnaires completed by pastors, seminary students, seminary graduates, and outdoor speakers who employ these means. Hunting and fishing are being used effectively for these goals. Practical methods for implementation of these means are explored and presented.