Go to the Classics
Use the works of famous Christians who are loved by the secular world as well as the Church. If you belong to a book group that includes non-Christians, suggest books like C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters or John Bunyon’s Pilgrim’s Progress as a monthly selection. The discussion is bound to give you an opportunity to describe your faith. Or if a local church is hosting a Bach concert, invite an unchurched friend who loves music. Your friend just might be touched in a new way by that master church musician.