Evangelism's highest and ultimate end is not the welfare of men, not even their eternal bliss, but the glorification of God. R. B. Kuiper
Puritan Evangelism
This article is taken from A quest for Godliness "The Puritan Vision of the Christian Life", chapter XVIII
J.I. Packer
In the report of the Archbishop’s Committee on Evangelism, published in 1945 under the title: Towards the Conversion of England, the work of evangelism is conveniently defined as follows: “so to present Christ Jesus in the power of the Holy Spirit, that men shall come to put their trust in God through Him, to accept Him as their Savior, and serve Him as their King in fellowship of His Church.”
Did the Puritans tackle the task of evangelism at all?
