Dave Malnes | Praise & Proclaim Ministries

Rev. Ben Reichel (Fulshear, TX)

Praise and Proclaim Ministries has been a huge blessing to our new congregation.
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Rev. Nathan Buege (Katy, TX)

What I love the most about Praise and Proclaim Ministries…is that they help…Christians discover the joy of sharing Jesus.
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Rev. Jonathan Semro (Houston, TX)

We enjoyed working with Dave Malnes at every stage of the outreach event. Dave’s easy going yet organized spirit put is at ease going out into our neighborhood.
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Rev. Craig Wasser (Salem, OR)

We have worked with Praise and Proclaim Ministries and recommend this ministry to any congregation looking to become truly serious about sharing the gospel to their neighbors.
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Rev. Jeremy Belter (Plano, TX)

We’re thankful for the experience. Now we have a team of people equipped to share their faith with guests to worship, community events, and even more door-to-door.
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Rev. Kevin Schultz (Coeur d’Alene, ID)

I don’t think that kind of confidence would have been seen if it weren’t for the excellent training that Praise & Proclaim Ministries provided us.
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Rev. Stephen Apt (Liberty Hill, TX)

That’s what Praise and Proclaim does so well. They give you the tools to make an easy proclamation of the gospel.
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Rev. Rob Guenther (Kenai, AK)

Members are now excited to share the Gospel with their friends, neighbors and community. That’s the biggest impact Praise and Proclaim has had on us.
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Is Canvassing an Effective Outreach Tool?

Many pastors and congregational members express a strong hesitancy over the prospect of canvassing in their community. They ask, “Does it really work? How will people respond at the door? How will it impact my church?” These are good questions that deserves some good answers.
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Four Ways to Start Applying Innovation to Outreach

I love innovation. I love discovering innovative ways to proclaim the gospel. How can congregations respond in this rapidly changing world to communicate what Christ has already done for us?
Innovation can be a scary word. It’s hard to know where to start without disrupting faithful church members who are prone to take comfort in what is familiar.
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