This research has its material object on the practice of the community evangelization of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SSVP) in Rio de Janeiro. From a formal point of view, the research aims to provide an integrated and integrative anthropo-pastoral vision of evangelization. The general objective is to help build an integrated community evangelization project within the SSVP. The dissertation begins with an overview of evangelization in Brazil, presenting some of its challenges. This overview is followed by a justification of the SSVP as a kairos for community evangelization: its history and its missionary vocation of direct service to the poor. But the SSVP itself presents some internal challenges to becoming this kairos: these challenges are indicated in the form of questions for reflection. On the road to responding to the SSVP s ad extra and ad intra challenges to consolidate itself as a community evangelizing institution, the text indicates three possible paths of enlightenment: that of the magisterium of the Church (with some guidelines from Pope Francis), the theoretical framework (centered on the integrated Anthropology) and the practical framework (with contributions from psychology and literature). Finally, based on these lessons, ideas and principles are indicated so that the SSVP is able to transform the integrated community evangelization into a transcendent space that enhances the conversion of the individuals and communities, which are served by the Society.