The evangelical church has been trying to accomplish outreach for decades. It has organized evangelistic crusades, taught evangelism strategies, run homeless shelters, food pantries, and soup kitchens, put on concerts, sporting events, and movies to draw in unchurched people, done special service projects and outreach events, handed out bottles of water at public gatherings and conducted reverse confessionals. All of this has been done with minimal success. In "What's Wrong with Outreach, " Keith Edwin Schooley leads the reader through a deep reflection on this problem. He reexamines what the...