Evangelical Christians are a group within Christianity known for their emphasis on the authority of the Bible, personal faith in Jesus Christ, and the importance of sharing their beliefs with others. They often focus on the concept of being "born again," which signifies a personal transformation and commitment to following Christ. This movement spans various denominations, including Baptists, Methodists, and Pentecostals. Evangelicals are also known for their active involvement in social issues, such as human rights and charity work, reflecting their belief in living out their faith through actions in the community.