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E-vangie Tales/PICS: 96,000 Souls

Nov 29, 2006Steve Sanchez4 CommentsE-vangie Tales

It was USC versus Cal Berkeley football at the Los Angeles Coliseum and the crowds were wild and wooly, hyped-up, hopped-up, drunk, pushy, loud and obnoxious—the regular ritual for all those who are adherents to the Cult of Fandom. Fifteen fearless evangelists were on a mission: hand out as many Million-dollar bill Gospel tracts as

E-vangie Tales #95: Man Overboard!

Nov 14, 2006Steve Sanchez3 CommentsE-vangie Tales

On a recent trip to Catalina Island I could not resist temptation. I was cautioned by someone very close to me to be extremely careful about handing out the Million-Dollar bill Gospel tracts on this visit. Why? My Dad and his wife were paying for the trip—and he is not saved… The boat to the

E-vangie Tales #94: Hindu Barbeque

Nov 8, 2006Steve Sanchez8 CommentsE-vangie Tales

It ranks as one of the most creative rebukes by pagans that I have ever experienced. I was out-numbered, out-witted, and out-and-out embarrassed. They shut me up and got me out—quickly! One evening I stumbled upon a large family having a pleasant barbeque on the beach. The little red dots on the center of their

E-vangie Tales #91: China Mission Part 3- The Lift

Oct 23, 2006Steve SanchezE-vangie Tales, Missions

We landed at San Francisco from LAX, then took a bus across the tarmac to meet our plane for Beijing. We handed out million dollar bills to everyone during the ride, including a flight crew on their way to South Korea. Then we were loaded like cattle onto a freight elevator. “This is a great

E-vangie Tales #92: China Mission Part 8: Words at the Wedding

Oct 23, 2006Steve SanchezE-vangie Tales, Missions

It was going to be a huge wedding—a big Chinese shindig—as two members of the underground church were going to tie the knot and I, the American Pastor was asked to say a few words to the bride and groom. I knew what I was going to say, I just didn’t know how far I