ABSTRACT This article presents data from a mixed-method study on evangelical faith-based organizations in Southern Ontario, Canada. The authors sought to explore the nature and extent of faith-sharing in these organizations by using the Convergent Triangulation Design, which permitted the use of semi-structured interviews, focus groups, surveys, and document review. First, The Great Commission acts as a de facto institutional policy in the evangelical faith-based organizations sampled; The Great Commission is a Biblical injunction, strongly observed by evangelicals, which states that evangelicals are commissioned by Jesus to share and ultimately convert others to their faith. The second theme is that in seeking to realize The Great Commission these organizations tried not to be coercive in sharing their faith. In the discussion, the paper explores briefly some of the potential ethical issues that emerge from faith-sharing in social service settings.

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“拯救生命的问题”：作为加拿大安大略省南部福音派信仰组织机构政策的大使命

摘要 本文介绍了加拿大安大略省南部福音派信仰组织的混合方法研究数据。作者试图通过使用收敛三角测量设计来探索这些组织中信仰分享的性质和程度，该设计允许使用半结构化访谈、焦点小组、调查和文件审查。首先，大使命在被抽样的福音派信仰组织中充当了事实上的制度政策；大使命是圣经的命令，福音派人士强烈遵守，其中指出福音派人士受耶稣委托分享并最终使他人皈依他们的信仰。第二个主题是，在寻求实现大使命的过程中，这些组织试图在分享他们的信仰时不采取强制措施。在讨论中，