Youtube Video Summary Stephanie Kenyon explores the true meaning of evangelism, emphasizing that it is a universal calling for all Christians, not limited by gender or status. It highlights practical ways to serve, disciple, and share Christ’s love within the church and community, using biblical examples like Tabitha and Lydia. Chapters 00:00 The Role of Women in Evangelism05:17 Lessons from Tabitha: Servanthood and Community15:19 Lessons from Lydia: Hospitality and Spiritual Mindedness29:18 Practical Evangelism: Engaging with the Community43:21 Conclusion and Call to Action Transcript *This transcript was automatically generated and may contain errors.* Stephanie Kenyon (00:00)so I don’t know about you, but a lot of times I think when we think of the word evangelism… We just think about like a men’s job, right? And they kind of touched on that in there a little bit. And it can be kind of hard. It can seem like a man’s world when we talk about evangelism. But you are an evangelist. If you are a Christian, you are called to proclaim the message of Christ. It doesn’t give a gender specific role. Have you ever heard of blue chores and pink chores around the house? That’s kind of a newish thing. You know, our blue job, like taking out the trash would be a blue job. Washing the dishes is a pink job, which at least in my marriage, everybody does. pretty much all the jobs unless we hate them and then hopefully your kid or spouse wants to do it. But