FAQ 

EE3SA is a non-profit, interdenominational ministry dedicated to assisting local churches in equipping believers to share the Gospel. Through practical, field-tested training, EE3SA helps Christians build confidence to share their faith in everyday life.

Our training is designed for local churches, pastors, ministry leaders, youth groups, and lay believers across South Africa. Whether you are a seasoned leader or a new believer, the courses are structured to build practical soul-winning skills step-by-step.

We offer specialized training tailored to different age groups and ministry contexts:Classic EE Training: Comprehensive personal evangelism training for adults.EE4G (Next Generation): Interactive, community-focused evangelism training geared toward young adults.Hope For Kids: Fun, activity-based Gospel training designed for children.Everyday Evangelism: Bite-sized tools for daily conversational witnessing.

EE3SA operates as a ministry serving the local church. Registration fees vary depending on the specific clinic, duration, and study materials required (typically covering manuals and participant resources). Contact our office for regional pricing and host-church arrangements. Hope for Kids: R450ppShare your faith: R150ppSchool of Evangelism (SOE): R350ppEE4G, R150pp

Any local church in South Africa can host an EE3 training event. To organize a workshop or clinic:Contact the EE3SA office to discuss dates and trainer availability.Select the training program (e.g., EE4G, Hope For Kids, or Classic EE).Gather a core team of participants from your congregation.EE3SA provides the certified trainers, manuals, and practical field tools.

Unlike purely theoretical courses, EE3 focuses heavily on On-the-Job Training (OJT). Participants do not just study evangelism in a classroom; they go out into real-life settings alongside experienced trainers to practice sharing the Gospel gently and effectively.

EE3SA equips churches nationwide across all nine provinces of South Africa. Our regional trainers partner with urban, suburban, and rural communities to adapt training to local language and cultural needs.