Evangelical Church (various denominations)

Evangelical churches are Christian communities that emphasize a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, the authority of the Bible, and sharing their faith through evangelism. They often focus on a personal conversion experience (being "born again") and prioritize the importance of individual salvation. Evangelicalism spans various denominations, including Baptist, Pentecostal, and non-denominational groups, united by core beliefs rather than church structure. These churches typically emphasize active worship, community engagement, and a commitment to spreading the Christian message worldwide. Despite doctrinal differences, they share a common commitment to biblical authority and the importance of individual faith in everyday life.