Abstract
Evangelism is an important focus for followers of Jesus Christ. The commandment emphasizes believers to carry out acts of evangelistic missions to people who have not heard the gospel. However, problems arise in understanding mission in the context of believers with disabilities, who are unable to carry out the Great Commission's command to go preach the gospel because of their disability. Through the literature study method, this research describes the reformulation of evangelistic theology for believers who do not have physical disabilities to believers in the context of people with physical disabilities. The results of this study explain that believers with disabilities can still carry out the mission of preaching, evangelism the same as other believers, but with different patterns and principles but with one goal, namely Jesus Christ being witnessed and preached.
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