Co-Workers are Not Projects: Evangelizing in the Workplace
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Evangelizing at work. It gets a lot of bad press. What are some ways to do it Biblically and gracefully? Bill Peel of the Center for Faith and Work has some good tips for us all to think about in a series of three articles at the blog MISSION:WORK on Patheos:
Is Sharing Your Faith Ever Appropriate?
Talking About Christ Without Being a Jerk
Read more about how to be salt and light in the world of work here, in our commentary on the book of Matthew.
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