evangelicals

Gospel-spreading Protestant believers

Evangelicals are Christians who emphasize personal conversion, the authority of the Bible, and actively sharing their faith with others.

The term comes from a Greek word meaning "good news" or "gospel." In American usage, evangelicals often refers specifically to Protestant Christians associated with conservative social and political positions, though the movement is theologically diverse.

Evangelicals turned out in large numbers for the election.

The singular evangelical works as both noun and adjective.

theology

born-again

Spiritually converted anew

grace · redemption · sanctification · atonement · justification · rapture · millennialism · conversion · testimony · sin

worship

prayer

Address to deity

tithe · potluck · megachurch · testimony · hymns · devotion · piety · congregation · choir · baptism

outreach

proselytize

Advocate one's beliefs

convert · testimony · door-to-door · crusade · revival · outreach · missionary

politics

pro-life

Against elective pregnancy termination

abortion · activism · lobbying

denominations

Pentecostal

Tongues-speaking Christian denomination

Methodist · Presbyterian · Calvinist · fundamentalist · mainline · Protestant · megachurch · parachurch · interdenominational

culture

VBS

Scripting language initials

courtship · devotional · televangelism

Categories
Opposites
christian worship style and tradition

evangelicalsAnglo-Catholics

Liturgical Anglican movement

Eastern Orthodox · Roman Catholics · Episcopalians · ritualists · Greek Orthodox

religious belief spectrum

evangelicalsatheists

Those without religious faith

secularists · agnostics · secular humanists · nonbelievers · materialists

theological orientation within christianity

evangelicalspluralists

Advocates for multiple coexisting viewpoints

Phrases
Family

evangelical, evangelicalism, evangelically

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G