Our Story
I used to think evangelism meant having every answer ready, being pushy, or forcing my beliefs on others — Envoy exists: to show it doesn’t have to be that way.
Over twelve weeks, we figure it out together — a little coaching here, a small-group chat there. You’ll notice where God is already at work and discover your own way of joining in. No scripts. No pressure. Just start.
We walk with you, laugh with you, fumble with you, and cheer you on. Real life with faith included — messy, beautiful, and surprisingly doable.
Evangelism isn't a script. It's a practice. And its yours to discover.
Doing Envoy - in a nutshell
Talk to us or your church leader then apply.
Ask your church for the start date, time & location of your Envoy meet up.
Listen to a weekly 30 min podcast (on this website) in advance of your weekly Envoy.
Attend Envoy (weekly). About 6 people. A space to share your learning, commit to action & pray for one another.
Practice your learning & action commitments to make evangelism part of your normal life.
Weeks 1 - 6
Before you begin Week One, we’d love you to view the Orientation Guide. It explains how Envoy works each week and will help you step into Envoy with confidence. Click here to get started →
The art of listening, the power of telling.
Learning to hear beyond words and speak from a story only you can tell.
The art of seeing. The gift of being seen.
How releasing value begins with being fully present.
Jesus, football and the front desk.
An evangelism roadmap for your day in day out moments.
A society after forgetting.
The backdrop for the Good News has moved from telling people who are resistant to people who have forgotten.
Not everyone, not everywhere, not always.
Why Jesus said, 'Stay where you're welcomed'.
Relational Evangelism: A field guide.
From stranger to soul friend - how to know what to say and when.
Week 7 - 12
Moving from first contact to disciple.
The stages people pass through as they move from onlooker to participant.
The prayer of mission.
A practical guide to prayer for use beyond the walls of the church.
Parables that pack a punch.
How Jesus uses stories to break into everyday ordinary moments with the Kingdom of God.
The knack of making God real.
How Jesus uses questions to change the conversation and invite people further in.
Paul explains the story.
In a world that has few reference points for God, how do we use the world's story to tell God's story.
Sharing the story like me.
It's got to look like, sound like, and be like you, and look like, sound like, and be like the Holy Spirit.