0 past simple and past participle of evangelize --
2 to try to persuade people to become Christians --
Ward evangelized the social gospel, sermonizing on matters of economics and poverty and the potential role of the church in the rectification of the structural failings of society.
It is the ancient biblical model that the one evangelized and discipled becomes the evangelist and disciple-maker so that faith passes from neighbor to neighbor and generation to generation.
He has long evangelized software as a service as the model that would replace traditional enterprise software.
The company pioneered and evangelized the move for app developers away from advertising based monetization models toward micro-payment models and the sale of virtual goods.
He felt that the area had been so heavily evangelized as to have no fuel (unconverted population) left over to burn (convert).
This bishop not only had these people evangelized in their own language, he worked to introduce many of the crafts still practiced today.
Pierson was also a pioneer advocate of faith missions who was determined to see the world evangelized in his generation.
Nevertheless, if evangelized religion took from some women's public lives with one hand, it undoubtedly gave with the other in the burgeoning of religious associations, moral campaigns and organized charity.
