The evangelistic office carries the proclamation of the gospel to those outside the household of faith. Mentees on this track are trained after the pattern of Philip (Acts 8) — bold, Spirit-led, and committed to handing new believers into discipleship rather than leaving fruit unattended. I. THE GIFTS • Gift of Evangelism — a particular grace and boldness to proclaim the gospel with fruitfulness. (Ephesians 4:11) • Boldness in Proclamation — Spirit-given courage to speak Christ plainly in hostile or unfamiliar settings. (Acts 4:31) • Signs Accompanying the Word — healing and deliverance confirming the message preached.(Acts 8:6–7) • Discernment of Readiness — sensitivity to the Spirit's leading toward a person prepared to receive (the Ethiopian eunuch pattern). (Acts 8:29–30). • Gathering / Harvest Grace — the capacity to draw a crowd or an individual toward the message without manipulation. (Acts 8:5–6) II. THE WORK • Practice clear, simple articulation of the gospel — sin, the cross, repentance, and new birth. • Equip the saints for the work of witnessing rather than doing all outreach personally (Ephesians 4:12). • Build a follow-up pathway: every convert is handed to discipleship, not left to drift (Acts 8:14–17). • Go where sent, even to unlikely or desert places, trusting the Spirit's timing (Acts 8:26). • Guard against reducing the gospel to persuasion technique; the message, not the method, carries the power. III. THE FUNCTION • Brings increase to the Body from outside its walls; the harvesting office of the fivefold. • Equips and mobilizes the whole congregation to witness, not only the specially gifted. • Hands new believers to the teaching, pastoral, and apostolic offices for establishment and growth. • Confirms the gospel with works that follow the word, after the pattern of Philip's ministry in Samaria. No mentee engages in outreach alone without a partner and without reporting back to the mentor. Converts are always connected to the local house for discipleship — evangelism that does not hand off to discipleship is left undone.