Unlocking the mind of the unbeliever

Andrew Baughen | Features

Date posted: 1 Aug 2008

The Clerkenwell Symposium was a gathering of UK evangelists with Tim Keller earlier this year to discuss how to unlock the mind of the unbeliever.

The group sought to develop ways of evangelism which:

* start by understanding where the unbeliever is at;

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