My son thought he'd stopped a pastor who was traveling, evangelizing.
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But there's a "lot of evangelizing to do" to get there.
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Consider the evangelizing of politicians and so-called spin-doctors, for example.
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Evangelizing: Schaeffer advocates telling customers how Amazon's growing power affects the neighborhood.
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Most crucially, the new app reportedly incentivizes Trump evangelizing with exclusive offers.
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Adding value to these categories requires some degree of evangelizing by vendors.
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Being an atheist has freed me from stultifying beliefs and from evangelizing others.
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Frequently they're less about evangelizing than about bolstering a faith that already exists.
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Romney served his Mormon mission in France, spending 30 months evangelizing beginning in 1966.
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Some of those distant connections were even evangelizing the company on their own Facebook walls.
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He fancies himself a god among his Saviors, a name reinforcing the connection to evangelizing.
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Mansuri grew to adore sales so much he built a company focused on evangelizing the profession.
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He'll also get to continue evangelizing a positive outlook on the AI industry as a whole.
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It's almost perfect – as soon as someone gets in, they tell everyone and go out evangelizing.
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These executives began evangelizing these concepts within the Clinton administration and at the federal agency level.
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Let's start with the idea of evangelizing for good therapy, because it's the easiest to explain.
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On the hardware side, Samsung and Google are two juggernauts evangelizing bringing simple VR to the masses.
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We decide on Ethiopian food (I've been evangelizing about it all weekend) and meet at the restaurant.
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They seemed to be ahead of the game in terms of evangelizing the whole "no software" thing.
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This supercut of Mark Zuckerberg evangelizing Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce during his Facebook Live grill sesh.
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This is not just a survival technique but an evangelizing strategy, and a good one at that.
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A central tenet of Christianity is sharing the faith, and churches have adopted varied approaches to evangelizing.
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It's a point not lost on Fr. Z, who sees himself in a tradition of Christian leaders evangelizing through technology.
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But it wouldn't be until more than a decade later that Ive first tried his hand at on-camera evangelizing.
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After his resurrection, but before his ascension to heaven Jesus said some things that explain why Christians are still evangelizing.
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In future episodes we'll talk about other little fixes we've discovered and found ourselves evangelizing to anybody who will listen.
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Kurtz-Phelan's detailed account of the diplomatic mission's failure reads like a parable of America's evangelizing idealism and paternalistic hubris.
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My husband and I can easily afford to contribute to her fund-raising effort, but I am opposed to evangelizing.
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Obviously, I do my share of evangelizing about wine, but if people have other priorities, that is fine with me.
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Scholars note that he seems interested in evangelizing all people, with a clear sense that the gospel is for everyone.
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Korean-American pastor Kenneth Bae was held in North Korea for 19 months, enduring hard labor for the crime of evangelizing.
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But that doesn't reckon with the fact that a lot of the people evangelizing this stuff don't have a serious condition.
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Watch "this Week with Jesse" as Jesse shows the importance of using aviation as an amazing tool for evangelizing the world!
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He has continued to focus on cybersecurity, recently evangelizing a new product, dubbed "Everykey," which centralizes personal access to devices and accounts.
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"They were ahead of their competition with evangelizing AI, and they always seem to steer the conversation in the industry," Leary said.
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A global campaign however secured a reversal in his sentence, and the pastor was instead incarcerated for three years for Christian evangelizing.
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Usually the shows have focused on evangelizing on behalf of the technology — touting its transformative potential in gaming, storytelling, and industrial applications.
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An evangelizing religion with universalist pretentions, Islam expanded in part by conquering others and offering them a choice between conversion and death.
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With songs like "Smack My Bitch Up," The Prodigy seemed to be evangelizing for misogynistic violence and heroin at the same time.
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He also pushed toward a streaming future, evangelizing his "TV Everywhere" video-on-demand initiative and creating HBO's stand-alone streaming service.
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But what's surprising is how far back America's evangelizing approach to Russia goes — and how it continues to distort our thinking today.
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It's a theme that Zuora CEO Tien Tzuo has been evangelizing since starting his company in 2008, after a long career at Salesforce.
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Those pics could be even more effective in drawing new congregants and the interest of nonbelievers than old-school evangelizing — the FOMO is real.
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And even as the presenters of the Human by Design conference were evangelizing on the potentials of tech-utopianism, old divides were never far.
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It's hard to imagine a thirtysomething rabbi from a Jewish settlement in the West Bank evangelizing the merits of sex toys as marital aids.
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Learn more about the pro-beer evangelizing in the Toronto beverage scene on tonight's new episode of Beerland, airing at 10 PM on VICELAND.
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Mr. Templeton points to both the racist policies toward blacks and Chinese people of decades past and the city's current evangelizing spirit of tolerance.
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It is the growing influence of a vocal sliver of that group, the evangelizing, socially conservative Haredi national-religious, that has alarmed secular Israelis.
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Crivella, who called homosexuality a "terrible evil" in his 1999 book "Evangelizing Africa," objected to a kiss depicted between the superheroes Wiccan and Hulkling.
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I mean we, Sam and I both, spend a lot of time evangelizing, explaining to people why we think this is the right path.
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Ng and Thrun have been evangelizing AI for years, so it will be interesting to hear their take on the unquestionable prominence of deep learning.
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He attributes this change, in part, to Mercado, whose frequent concealed-carry evangelizing made him decide that he should get over his squeamishness with guns.
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Collins is an employee of the Good News Jail and Prison Ministry, a Virginia-based nonprofit dedicated to evangelizing to people in prison since 1961.
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In the preface to "On Combat," Colonel Grossman wrote that he spends nearly 300 days a year traveling the country evangelizing the sheepdog mind-set.
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I will simultaneously spread joy and time-saving across the world, while also evangelizing the benefits of paying for entertainment with dollars instead of with time.
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When his fellow mock caucus attendee — also a Latino and first-time voter — declared his support for Sanders, he started evangelizing not so subtly to Garcia.
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Should Christian entrepreneurs build businesses with an evangelizing or social justice mission, or is it enough to live out your faith by being an honorable boss?
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The priests arrive in Japan at a time when Catholicism is outlawed, and face violence and persecution in their evangelizing mission, which causes a crisis of faith.
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Why would economically insecure voters be happy to hear about Trump cutting off payments to middle-class ObamaCare beneficiaries while simultaneously evangelizing for a huge corporate tax cut?
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The outlet reported in 2015 that Williams has previously said she attends church, and as part of her faith has participated in the required evangelizing door-to-door.
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While Thompson has been evangelizing this particular life improvement technique since at least 2013, it resurfaced last week when the Sun caught wind of his meat-based wisdom.
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These people were passionate in evangelizing for the winemaking practices they believed in, but their goggle-eyed radicalism could, at times, make you think of Bolsheviks with corkscrews.
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Do you feel like you have to be out there, evangelizing on the part of robotics and roboticists, so people understand the benefits, rather than focus on potential dangers?
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The book takes few risks and makes few bold choices; instead, Obama spends a lot of time being pleasant and evangelizing on the need for exercise and healthy eating.
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While the evangelizing of Jews has occurred over hundreds of years, the groups that emerged in the second half of the 20th century were well-funded, organized and influential.
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The success of The New European suggests that, for all the industry's evangelizing about the need to embrace a digital future, publishers have yet to exhaust the possibilities of print.
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Another founding member of the Reactive Foundation, Viktor Klang, deputy CTO at Lightbend, has been evangelizing Reactive for well over a decade, and feels like the time has finally come.
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" When I asked where the Mashco would be in five years, he brightened and replied, "They will be evangelizing on behalf of the Church, because the Lord's word is powerful.
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But even a few minutes after warning a visitor last week that he was becoming weary, Mr. Peters leaned forward from his chair and continued "evangelizing," as he put it.
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It's not as if the two functions are incompatible — many efforts to bring social change involve both constructing a new way of doing something and evangelizing on that new way.
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She is one of many who work on the company's education team, whose group is tasked with working with schools and districts in evangelizing and integrating Apple products into their curricula.
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At its I/O developer conference this week, Google devoted more sessions to the mobile web than any other subject, evangelizing two products to make web pages faster and more agile.
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma spent 800 hours traveling around the world last year and plans to increase that to 1,000 in 2017, evangelizing his burgeoning e-commerce platform, globalization and artificial intelligence.
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Based in a thriving college town of roughly 30,000 residents, APBP is able to recruit the bulk of their new volunteers through both university connections and the passionate evangelizing of current APBP workers.
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And ambitious liberals will have to do so while evangelizing on behalf of a social-political model that right now looks nothing like the ideal egalitarian society liberalism claims that it can build.
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Leary says the company is hitting on all cylinders and part of the reason is that they are really good at evangelizing the path for where CRM/Customer Engagement seems to be going.
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Wardy was a father of two, and a deacon at the St. Paul Tabernacle Baptist Church, always offering to pray for others, evangelizing on the street, and doing outreach work with his pastor.
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The organization, which has about four hundred members—including the Shakespearean actors Derek Jacobi and Mark Rylance , who are honorary trustees—is dedicated to researching the authorship question and evangelizing about de Vere.
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The conservative commentator has been traveling to Iowa and New Hampshire, running a campaign for a campaign, and evangelizing on behalf of a cause that's less about policy and more, to him, about morals.
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Fandom is a set of activities —pilgrimages, creating rituals and traditions, wearing special clothes or symbols, socializing, evangelizing to create new fans — that people can do in the service of the things they love.
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VICE Impact recently sat down with Münter at the Creating Equilibrium conference to discuss her unabashed eco-evangelizing and how what we assumed would be the unlikeliest of demographics thinking about their carbon footprint.
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Evangelizing Christians played a role in the abolition of the Atlantic slave trade, contravening settled traditions in both Britain and Africa; in late-19th-century China, missionaries played a role in ending foot-binding.
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But it's also a result of insiders like Leonsis evangelizing to anyone who would listen: in owners' meetings, in conversations with sponsors, even with U.S. congressmen during a 2017 gambling conference on Capitol Hill.
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However, it seems that he believed that works, like his cartoon evangelizing, would deliver to him and the people who bought and distributed his tracts to the general population special rewards in the afterlife.
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The proper storage of butter is a Hatfields and McCoys-level debate: People are either evangelizing the benefits of keeping butter out on the counter or staunchly against having the good stuff out and ready.
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Like vegans and people who do CrossFit, menstrual cup converts have earned a reputation for evangelizing—they gush endlessly about their beloved blood funnels, small silicone udders slipped inside the vagina to collect menstrual drip.
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But the Argentine pontiff clearly believes that emphasizing a poor church ministering to the world's outcasts is a more authentic, appealing — and ultimately evangelizing — global message than a defense of orthodoxy and Europe's Christian roots.
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Or maybe I'd just spend my newfound free time evangelizing Tatcha's new Violet-C Brightening Serum, the product that finally got me there — more missionary work than a life of science and rationality, if you will.
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Videos that later surfaced showed Black Hebrew Israelites, a religious group known for trollishly evangelizing in East Coast cities, jeering at the Native Americans as well as the Catholic boys, with remarks that were both racist and homophobic.
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Jerry Brown — who has staked his legacy on his green credentials and travels the globe evangelizing about California's policies — has set a goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the state to 803% below 1990 levels by 2030.
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Steve Jobs, one of the greatest storytellers in modern times, excluded the government's role in seeding many tech companies of note when evangelizing for his—and other—companies during a publicity wave of cover stories in the 113s.
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The trust, which was chaired by Mr. Smyth, was a part of a network of camps inspired by the Anglican clergyman E. J. H. Nash, who recruited boys from Britain's elite schools in the hope of evangelizing them.
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Mayors and governors also play an important role as champions of entrepreneurs, creating a culture that encourages risk-taking and evangelizing the emerging startup success so their localities can become even more of a magnet for talent and capital.
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In between there are two slim, (relatively) straightforward memoirs about Philip Roth (The Facts and Patrimony), and two novels about a fictionalized "Philip Roth," one of which, Operation Shylock, features a Roth imposter running around Israel evangelizing for a reverse exodus.
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Mr. Pickens, who shook up the oil business, who shaped a generation of shareholder activists, who supported dubious propaganda aimed at a presidential candidate and who was ahead of his time in evangelizing for renewable energy, was finally calling it quits.
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I don't know how the takeaway from this move can be seen as anything other than Apple extending a massive middle finger to sites like TouchArcade, AppShopper, and many others who have spent the last decade evangelizing the App Store and iOS gaming.
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" What's more, bank leadership is now evangelizing what it calls the "Cascade" approach, which prescribes the bank to "first consider private investment for projects; then public-private partnerships; and if the first two are not available then, only then, consider public finance.
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For more than a year, since even before Bernie Sanders announced he was running for president, Gustavo Ramirez has been evangelizing on behalf of the Vermont senator, building up a grassroots network of California lefties and activists to get behind the unlikely White House bid.
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Watch live at Volkswagen's website Netflix (9AM PT / 12PM ET) Reed Hastings is on deck to give a CES keynote this year, and I wouldn't be surprised if Kevin Spacey shows up to drop some brand-evangelizing snark in a conspicuously pointed Southern drawl.
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I honestly think it won't matter in some ways," Wil Gafney, a professor of the Hebrew Bible and strong advocate for the edit, told the Washington Post The Episcopal News Service shared further concerns from church leaders that the current language has created a "barrier to evangelizing young people.
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Trotting out celebrities, wining and dining influential people and businesses who spend money, and framing relevance is what eventually occurs in most mature industries and the conclaves that keep the industry wheels spinning, so it's no surprise that the NewFronts are the evangelizing force for digital media companies.
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In the memoir " Dawn of the New Everything ," the V.R. pioneer Jaron Lanier recalls evangelizing the technology by describing a virtual two-hundred-foot-tall amethyst octopus with an opening in its head; inside would be a furry cave with a bed that hugs you while you sleep.
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Visiting a tournament is like a crash course in Japanese sumo culture – the program booklet contains a brief rundown on sumo rules, and Andrew Freund, the head of the U.S. Sumo Organization, also acts as an evangelizing hype man during the tournament, explaining sumo techniques to the crowd.
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The writer-director started a passionate love affair with weed after working with Seth Rogen on Zack and Miri Make a Porno, and has espoused its creative benefits every since, but Yoga Hosers is filled with so much random, crazy nonsense that it serves as a counterpoint for all his evangelizing.
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Even though the organization's tagline is "Get to Know God and Let God Be Known," Dougy describes their core ethos as less about hardcore evangelizing and more about traveling to Fiji, Burma, and Thailand, and working with missionaries to build homes for refugees and those in need—God gets practical, if you will.
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While methodists might welcome Facebook's Damascene conversion to (at least in this example) evangelizing their particular brand of Christianity, it doesn't take much imagination to envisage the kind of 'businesses' Kremlin agents might seek to seed across Facebook to take advantage of algorithmic recommendations for "contact pages" and win prominent placing in users' sidebars.
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One month later, then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper visited Pyongyang to secure the release of Korean-American missionary Kenneth Bae, accused of evangelizing and committing "crimes aimed to topple the DPRK with hostility toward it," and American Matthew Todd Miller, accused of "hostile acts" after he arrived in Pyongyang requesting asylum and tearing up his visa.
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So even though I'd really rather Ralph Drollinger, co-founder of Capitol Ministries devoted to evangelizing government officials, not lead a Bible study group with US Cabinet members -- since he claims that America is required by God to "moralize a fallen world through the use of force," that women cannot lead in marriage or the church and that homosexuality is illegitimate in God's eyes -- instead of simply opposing this, let's fight instead for equal time. Rev.
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