Peeved Protester Ponders Preachers
Last weekend our evangelism team went to an anti-war protest to preach the Gospel. A few days later I received an email from a person who questioned our methods. Read what he/she said below, then let me know how you would have responded. I’ll share my response on Monday.
On Saturday I went to the anti-war march in Hollywood because I am a Christian, and because Jesus told us blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called the children of God and to love our enemies and I don’t think that means except for the Taliban.
But there seemed to be Christians counter protesting. They were yelling into a megaphone and handing out tracts.
People in the march were mostly just yelling profanities at them while the same people came up and talked to me and asked me about my sign which read “Who would Jesus bomb?” Which of those two ways of sharing ones faith do you think is more successful?
Destinations #2: Hollywood Park Racetrack
My friend, Chaplain Eddie Meza and his wife Francis, will be having an outreach for the workers who live on this famous racetrack. We will be going to many of these events throughout the year to preach and to serve. If you’d like to join us, meet at Hope Chapel on Monday, March 29, at
Destinations #1: Redondo Beach Pier
Beautiful skies, roaring waves, and sun, sun, sun. Also, lots of gentle people who need to repent. Why not join us for a relaxing day of evangelism at the Pier? Meet at Hope Chapel at noon, returning at about 3:30.
L.A. Marathon Man
I can’t always go to the exciting evangelism events we support at my church, Hope Chapel; that’s why I’m so thankful that we have in our congregation on-fire Christians that are willing to do the harvest field work on their own. A small team went to the L.A. Marathon last Sunday, and one participant, Abraham
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