In the 1970s, evangelicals openly shared their faith with total strangers — door-to-door, public spaces, parties and family gatherings. If you grew up Southern Baptist, chances are you received training in D. James Kennedy’s Evangelism Explosion on how to publicly share your faith in Jesus. This is now what passes for evangelism among evangelicals. Maybe evangelicals have given up evangelism because the pressure of our secular culture has silenced them. Can the evangelicals recover evangelism, their original reason for being?