Evangelical Movement

The Evangelical Movement is a branch of Christianity known for its emphasis on personal faith, the authority of the Bible, and the importance of spreading the Christian message, or evangelism. Rooted in the Protestant Reformation, it encourages individuals to have a direct, personal relationship with God, often characterized by lively worship and community involvement. Evangelicals focus on concepts like being "born again" and living according to biblical teachings. The movement has significant influence in many countries, particularly in the United States, and encompasses a variety of denominations and beliefs within Christianity.