Evangelist:  Matthew Redondo

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what is evangelism with Al Baker at the World Games Outreach

September 1 - Preached at the seasoner open for Arizona State University. Parked off campus and rode the light rail to the stadium. While on the light rail I was able to preach a little. Once we got to the stadium we set up at our usual spot at the south entrance. Mike Ford and I preached for almost a couple hours prior to the game until just after kickoff. The crowds were decent into the thousands. Had a number of hecklers but also some people who encouraged us. Was able to pass out some tracts and Gospels of Mark. Overall many heard the Gospel as they entered the stadium. One gentleman encouraged us saying that he has seen us out there for years and to keep up the good work. Praise the Lord!



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