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E-vangie Tales #100: Venice Beach is Still Very Weird

Feb 8, 2007Steve Sanchez5 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Pics

I have lived in Southern California for over forty-seven years and have not been to Venice Beach since I was 12-years-old; it was a nude beach then, so I had very good reasons for visiting as a pre-teen. I had another very good reason for going last weekend: Evangelize the lost! And man, there were

The Coveted Photo!

Jan 18, 2007Steve Sanchez1 CommentE-vangie Tales, Pics

(You must read “The Rose Parade, Flying Millions and a Bogus Wookie” posted below to understand this posting, or you can just click here. )

A compassionate and understanding reader took pity on me… This person fulfilled what I couldn’t do on January 1st at the Rose Parade. And though this is a really frivolous post and has nothing to do with evangelism at all, I’m eternally grateful that I have this image to post on my website. What is this all precious image? Remember, you must read the aforementioned article then

My Great Evangelism Adventure, Part 7: Open-Air Preaching with Ray Comfort

Jan 15, 2007Steve Sanchez20 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Open Air

Over the last two Saturdays the evangelism team has gone down to Huntington Beach to experience Ray Comfort and his seven-foot gorilla named Link. He stands on a box and proclaims the Gospel to all who would stand around and listen to him preaching in the open-air like the evangelists of old: Wesley, Whitefield, Spurgeon—all

E-vangie Tales # 98: The Rose Parade, Flying Millions, and a Bogus Wookie!

Jan 4, 2007Steve Sanchez3 CommentsE-vangie Tales

The crowd cheered when Imperial Stormtroopers arrived marching in perfect Pasadena lock-step. Darth Vader waved his black-gloved hand in Princess Di fashion while walking jauntily behind hyper, furry critters mounted atop the rolling Ewok village. But the biggest surprise came when we saw Chewbacca get kicked out of the Tournament of Roses parade… It was

E-vangie Tales # 97: Holidazed!

Dec 27, 2006Steve SanchezE-vangie Tales

I looked to see what time “The Nativity Story” started as I peered into the ticket window at the local movie theatre, my two daughters in tow. It was two days before Christmas and now was the time to watch the film telling of the glorious birth of our Savior. One problem: it wasn’t there