Investigation Centers describes how to create and operate a new kind of place outside the walls of a church where people can comfortably seek helpful answers to their most important questions. It's a Christian book about important ways to share the love of Jesus Christ to those who need help, especially those who are hurting. Hopefully, every community will soon establish and operate such a center, where evangelism and discipleship will flourish to expand and improve God's Kingdom. Investigation Centers describes how volunteers and staff should serve at investigation centers to: - Supply a judgment-free environment for spiritual discussions. - Answer questions about God for believers and seekers. - Help believers to deepen their relationships with God. - Assist believers to find their callings from God. - Encourage good works by creating awareness of appealing opportunities to serve others. - Teach believers how to be more fruitful for God. - Provide training for making breakthroughs that expand and improve God's Kingdom. - Provide Godly answers to common problems. - Be a safe and relaxing place to spend time with friends and family. Investigation Centers complements two earlier books that Donald Mitchell coauthored about evangelism: Witnessing Made Easy and Ways You Can Witness. Applying those books has enabled millions of people to hear the Gospel message and many to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.