Note: This is a sample page which will be edited based on data from each phase of survey research which will reveal a specific topic to focus upon. The title of this page is simply a sample assuming the focus is “suffering.”

In the future, no matter what the topic, this page may include:

• Top 10 questions about the topic from non-Christians
• Additional sites to refer the non-Christian towards
• In-depth explanation of Barrier Packet contents
• PDF forms to print to encourage the non-Christian to attend upcoming EI4G events
• Expert commentary on the topic
• and much more!

This page will also include a link for visitors desiring to learn more about becoming a Partner.

Have a friend that you would like to help? Click here or send us an e-mail at mentors@EI4G.org and we’ll be in touch.

Note: Mentor services are currently not available, although you may e-mail us at Mentors@EI4G.org to learn more about our Mentors program.

“For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us.”

Romans 8:18

Note: This is a sample page. Once survey research is complete EI4G will update this page with information relevant to Washington, DC.

As each phase of survey research reveals a topic EI4G will focus upon, EI4G will relate that topic to an important issue to Washington, DC. For example, if suffering were to be the focus EI4G might provide resources concerning DC’s suffering homeless. Industry experts and guest writers will be approached as needed.

Additional items this page may include in the future:▪ Links to sites focused on the given topic in terms of relevance to Washington, DC

• Tips on how Christians can get involved
• Guest writers or industry experts expressing their views on the given topic
• If deemed appropriate, interviews with those affected by the particular topic

Those on the mailing list are kept updated on all DC Focus items. Click on the link to join.

Feel free to e-mail us at question@EI4G.org or click here to learn more about DC Focus.

“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.”

Acts 1:8

Note: This is a sample page. Once survey research is complete EI4G will update this page with information relevant to the United States. EI4G does not get heavily involved in national topics.

As each phase of survey research reveals a topic EI4G will focus upon, EI4G will relate the topic with current happenings in the United States. For example, if suffering were to be the focus EI4G might provide resources on the suffering of Hurricane Katrina victims. Industry experts and guest writers will be approached as needed.

Additional items this page will include in the future:

Links to sites focused on the given topic in terms of relevance to the United States

• Tips on how Christians can get involved
• Guest writers or industry experts expressing their views on the given topic
• If deemed appropriate, interviews with those affected by the particular topic
• and much more!

E-mail EI4G at question@EI4G.org or click here to learn more about the National Focus page.

Stay informed of improvements and updates of the National Focus page by subscribing to our free mailing list.

Note: This is a sample page and the data included may reflect the findings from our survey research.

You don’t believe in Jesus Christ, and why should you? After all, doesn’t the Bible contradict itself? Isn’t there no evidence Jesus ever existed? Doesn’t science disprove God? Who in their right mind would choose to follow Jesus Christ? Check out some of the intriguing information below and make a decision for yourself.

Once EI4G.org is marketed and promoted this section of the website will provide information and links to various sites on topics such as the following:

Who was Jesus Christ?

• Jesus Christ, the Bible and archaeological discoveries
• Does Jesus’ teachings of 2,000 years ago apply to today’s culture in America?
• God vs. science
• The power of reading the Bible
• Real stories from real people (testimonies; drug addicts, ex-cons, etc.)
• Biblical contradictions

Feel free to ask us any questions you may have by clicking here. You may also choose to contact us by e-mail at question@EI4G.org.

Not interested right now but want to stay informed? Click here to join the free mailing list.

If “Biblical Contradictions” is a common obstacle some questions that might be included would be as follows:

• Doesn’t the Bible contradict itself?
• The Bible says God is a loving God. Then why is there so much hurt in the world?
• How could Jesus be both God and man?
• and more!
  

If you have any questions or comments feel free to e-mail us at question@EI4G.org or simply click here.

Note: The topic of this section will be based on survey research. It will not represent the primary obstacle impeding non-Christians from accepting Jesus Christ, but it will represent one of the more common obstacles as our research suggests.

If “No Evidence of Jesus” is a common obstacle some questions that might be included would be as follows:

• How can anyone prove Jesus Christ ever existed?
• There is no archaeological evidence of Jesus, right?
• Don’t books other than the Bible deny the existence of Jesus?
• and more!
  

If you have any questions or comments feel free to e-mail us at question@EI4G.org or simply click here.

Note: The topic of this section will be based on survey research. It will not represent the primary obstacle impeding non-Christians from accepting Jesus Christ, but it will represent one of the more common obstacles as our research suggests.

If “Science Disproves God” is a common obstacle some questions that might be included would be as follows:

• Doesn’t the Big Bang disprove God exists?
• Doesn’t evolution disprove God exists?
• Everything is random and happens by chance, so how can anyone possibly think there is a God in control of it all?
• and more!
  

If you have any questions or comments feel free to e-mail us at question@EI4G.org or simply click here.