At the last minute, I decided to take a break and head up to the mountains to play in the snow with my kids, where I was able to hand out hundreds of Gospel tracts to families careening down hills in inner-tubes. And their were plenty of backsliders! As a result, the year-end retrospective will
It’s almost a new year so it’s time to look back at the top stories featured at this site. Tomorrow I’ll feature the most viewed videos and after that, a recap of the strange things we did to attempt to reach the perishing.
This year I saw my weekly average of unique visits jump from 600-700 to over a thousand. Here are the top 6 stories that hit the thousand mark. 
#6: With 1,011 visits, my Michael Jackson Interview at his memorial service proved to be quite the curiosity factor. (This was the first time the thousand barrier was broken.)
#5: 1,056 people checked in to read the seven part story of our first experience evangelizing a West Hollywood Gay Pride Parade.
#4: 1,061 read about the story behind the“Origin of Species” Giveaway at USC featuring an interview with a prideful professor of evolutionary biology.
#3: When I posted the video of the “Origin of Species” give away, 1,199 people tuned in to see it.
#2: The Michael Jackson Memorial Service was a big draw with 1,216 reading about how we were able to preach to the cordoned off crowds at The STAPLES Center in downtown L.A.
But by far, the #1 story, and the largest crowd attracted to this site, was brought about by a video that I didn’t even approve….
ASHTABULA — Charges could be filed next week against a driver who may have caused a chain-reaction accident that killed a spectator and injured others viewing a live nativity scene outside an Ashtabula church early Wednesday night. A man succumbed to injuries he suffered when he was struck by a pickup truck that apparently was knocked
Destinations: Tournament of Roses Parade
This Friday morning join us for the biggest evangelistic event of the year as over a million people watch this venerable parade. Meet at the MetroRail station in Redondo Beach (2406 Marine Av., 5301 Marine Av.) at 5AM; we will leave promptly at 5:15 AM. The Day Pass is only $5.00. Bring a backpack, water,snacks…an empty
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