Effective Evangelism

How to Turn “Greeks” Into “Jews”

Written by Ken Ham

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Format: PDF
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Length: 20 pages
Technicality: Layman
Ages: Teens – Adults
Publisher: Answers in Genesis
Published: 2006
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SKU: 90-3-237
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Ken Ham’s popular, biblical approach to evangelism is now summarized in a pocket-sized booklet.

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Ken Ham’s popular approach to evangelism, based on Paul’s methods for reaching the Greeks of his era, is now summarized in a pocket-sized booklet. Great tips for personal evangelism.

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Ken Ham

Ken Ham is the Founder CEO of Answers in Genesis and its two popular attractions: the acclaimed Creation Museum and the internationally known Ark Encounter, which features a life-size 510-foot-long Noah’s Ark—sometimes described as the “8th Wonder of the Modern World.” Each year, the two attractions host over 1.5 million guests.

A much-in-demand Christian speaker and interview guest, Ham became well known throughout America for his 2014 evolution/creation debate with Bill Nye, TV’s “The Science Guy.”

Ham hosts the daily radio program Answers, now on 1,000 stations. He’s also the founder of the award-winning Answers magazine. In 2020, Ham launched Answers TV, an ambitious streaming service. His website of AnswersInGenesis.org has twice won the top award from the National Religious Broadcasters for best website.

A prolific blogger and author of more than 30 books, Ham’s newest releases are Divine Dilemma (understanding death, disease, and suffering), Divided Nation (about today’s culture wars), and the devotional commentary Creation to Babel.

Ken and his wife, Mally, have five children, many grandchildren, and a great-grandchild and reside in Northern Kentucky.