Developing a Local Church Strategy to Evangelize Quebecois Collegiate Students Using the University Impact House Model

Robert Alan Pinkston

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Developing a Local Church Strategy to Evangelize Quebecois Collegiate Students Using the University Impact House Model

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Robert Alan Pinkston. Developing a Local Church Strategy to Evangelize Quebecois Collegiate Students Using the University Impact House Model. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ec51fb07-c290-40f5-b1f5-f85820303cfb.

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R. A. Pinkston. Developing a Local Church Strategy to Evangelize Quebecois Collegiate Students Using the University Impact House Model. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ec51fb07-c290-40f5-b1f5-f85820303cfb

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Robert Alan Pinkston. Developing a Local Church Strategy to Evangelize Quebecois Collegiate Students Using the University Impact House Model. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ec51fb07-c290-40f5-b1f5-f85820303cfb.

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Robert Alan Pinkston

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Evangelism--Strategy

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Abstract

Quebec has over 508,000 college and university students, of whom over ninety-nine percent do not know Jesus Christ as their savior. There are several good collegiate ministries operating in Quebec; however, all their numbers combined show only a 0.2 percent engagement of the university student population. To reach collegiate students for Christ in Quebec, there must be a concerted effort by the local church to engage college students with the Gospel. The project in ministry was to develop a strategy for the local church to use the University Impact House model to evangelize and disciple college students in Quebec.The Impact House is a rented house or apartment in proximity to a university campus. It houses Christian students who live on mission for God to impact their fellow students with the Gospel. The Impact House typically serves a free weekly meal to attract and connect with lost students. The Impact House also has weekly Bible studies, worship nights and prayer meetings for those that have responded and need to be discipled. The Impact House model, in existence since 2009 in Quebec, has proved effective in connecting with unchurched college students. The project in ministry adapted the strategy to implement in the local church context.

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