Some Key Thoughts from Ellen White on City Evangelism

Some Key Thoughts from Ellen White on City Evangelism

Chapter 1—The Urgent Need of Sharing the Gospel Message

When I think of the cities in which so little has been done, in which there are so many thousands to be warned of the soon coming of the Saviour, I feel an intensity of desire to see men and women going forth to the work in the power of the Spirit, filled with Christ’s love for perishing souls.... KTEWCE 2.1

We all need to be wide awake, that, as the way opens, we may advance the work in the large cities. We are far behind in following the light given to enter these cities and erect memorials for God. Step by step we are to lead souls into the full light of truth. And we are to continue the work until a church is organized and a humble house of worship built.—Testimonies for the Church 7:40. (1902) KTEWCE 2.2

Oh, that we might see the needs of these cities as God sees them! At such a time as this every hand is to be employed. The Lord is coming; the end is near, yea, it hasteth greatly!—Testimonies for the Church 9:101. (1909) KTEWCE 2.3

There is means now tied up that should be in use for the unworked cities in Europe, Australia, and America, and in the regions beyond. These cities have been neglected for years. The angels of God are waiting for us to give our labors for their inhabitants. From town to town, from city to city, from country to country, the warning message is to be proclaimed, not with outward display, but in the power of the Spirit, by men of faith.—Evangelism, 428. (1908) KTEWCE 2.4