Grey Cup!  Day 2 - Vancouver

Day 2 went well.  We arrived about 11:00 AM with a large crowd already in the area for the annual Grey Cup Festival Stampede Breakfast.  I believe it is hosted by the Calgary team as a way to promote the Calgary Stampede. This means there were lots of souls in our area early to hear the Gospel and the crowds stayed large all day.


Again, there was much support from the Christians in the crowds, Ernie spoke with a young Christian couple from Fort St. John and Ken a gentlemen who needed some Christian assistance with a situation where he believed his car was stolen.  Often evangelists serve the fans in different ways depending on what they need.


Below are some pictures and videos from the day.

Stage inside the Festival as they prepare for the day
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