I have been using House to House/Heart to Heart for over 20 years. There is not a tool in the kingdom that cultivates the soil more effectively and efficiently. Looking back at almost 200 baptisms, I found that HTH is directly or indirectly involved in at least half of them. Putting the gospel in the house is a biblical method of reaching the lost (Acts 2:47; 5:42; 20:20).

Please remember that HTH is not a Bible study but a powerful contact creator. By personally replying to requests for materials, following up with those who submit answers to the quizzes, periodically hand delivering an issue, adding monthly mailings, targeting individual by adding their addresses, advertising your services for the local community, and using the New Movers program, House to House/Heart to Heart provides a multi-tiered approach to reaching your community. Let Matt Wallin share a special year-end evangelism opportunity that House to House is offering.

Did you know that you can still share the gospel and give people hope in a scary and confusing time?

In the past three weeks, there have been more than 38 baptisms reported from congregations working with the House to House School of Evangelism. These congregations and individuals are being cautious, but they are staying active. And souls are being won! People still want the gospel, and in some cases, more than they ever have!

If you cannot leave your home, or you want to reach people who cannot leave theirs, you can still get the gospel into their hands by sending them House to House/Heart to Heart. We have arranged for a special year-end printing to help you reach your neighbors. You can choose from two evangelistically themed issues. Reach your neighbors in their homes and teach them about “5 Views of Mark 16:16” or “What Does It Mean to ‘Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ’?” We will customize the copies with your information and take care of the mailing, leaving you time to pray and follow up!

Reply to this email or call 1-877-338-3397 by October 10 to share one of these gospel-centered issues with your neighbors.

In His Service,
Rob Whitacre, Director HTHSOE