June, 2010 - Stone The Preacher

Losing Liberties: Don’t Talk to Strangers Rule

Jun 28, 2010Steve Sanchez13 CommentsLost Liberties

Mall’s “Don’t Talk to Strangers” Rule
to be Argued Monday in Court of Appeals

Sacramento, CA – The California Court of Appeals will hear arguments Monday in a case testing the validity of a shopping mall’s attempt to prevent adult patrons from talking to each other about hot-button topics such as religion and politics.

The case arose after a youth pastor, Matthew Snatchko, was arrested at the Roseville Galleria Mall in 2007 for striking up a casual conversation with two other shoppers about faith.

Michael Jackson Died One Year Ago Today

Jun 25, 2010Steve Sanchez2 CommentsBIG Events

We went to the King of Pop’s Memorial service at the Staples Center last year. Read about what happened by clicking here. Below, we interviewed a wannabe Gloved One who ran away before I finished talking with him. And this guy, Michael Fatson (below), got plain old angry and stalked off in a huff. Why,

This is PhotoBomb Evangelism

Jun 24, 2010Steve Sanchez11 CommentsAbnormal Evangelism Ideas

What’s a PhotoBomb you ask? This is a PhotoBomb: This is also a PhotoBomb: This is how the Urban Dictionary defines a PhotoBomb: (verb) to drop into a photo unexpectedly; to hop in a picture right before it is taken; any time the background of a picture hijacks the original focus. This is PhotoBomb evangelism:

Destinations: Redondo Beach Street Fair

Jun 23, 2010Steve Sanchez11 CommentsAA- EVANGELISM SCHEDULE

This Saturday we will be heading out to yet another street fair in South Redondo Beach. Want to join in? Meet at Hope Chapel at noon to carpool.

Want to know what happened at the West Hollywood Gay Pride Parade last week? Team leader Tom Nance-Ulrich has this report.

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Lakers Victory Parade Disapointment

Jun 22, 2010Steve SanchezBIG Events, Open Air

An estimated 65, ooo crammed the streets of downtown Los Angeles to get a chance to view the world champion Lakers on the back of a flatbed truck. Twenty-one members of the evangelism team had a more noble purpose: to preach to as many of the spectators as possible. And we did! Here’s the crowd