Dog Evangelism

There are many ways you can find to share the gospel with people. 


DOG MAGNET
If you have a dig you will find many people approach you. Have an acceptable policy about your pet you are comfortable with, and use the pet to open gospel conversations. Have tracts on you to share even in short convos. 
*Be cautious and use situational awareness for safety. 

DOG LOVERS
If you have a tract and organic treat in zipbags, you can hand them out and start conversations with folk in varied places. 
*Be wise and discerning and consider safety and gender when doing this. It's best to never approach people with dogs alone. 



HOMELESS DOG OWNERS
The homeless community is growing in major cities, a lot by choice. Many of them somehow have dogs and can afford to keep them. Here is an idea to help the dog and person in summer or winter.

* If you are a female, don't go near homeless people or person without a man with you, for safety and security. I know a gal who was pushed into traffic in the street just for walking near him. Theyre unpredictable and you dont know which ones have mental problems or illnesses. So be careful
 

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