Stories from the Street

As you might know, St. Paul Street Evangelization has a group of dedicated volunteers called regional missionaries. For those of you who are unfamiliar, these men and women are located all across the U.S., and essentially are leader evangelists that are similar to a team leader, but with more responsibilities. Although they do evangelize with teams, they also mentor new team leaders and members, coordinate events between teams, and help with a variety of other efforts based on their personal gifts. Today’s story shares a little bit of how they’ve tackled the tough challenge of staying involved in evangelization and related activities over these past several months.
StoryI was squeezing in a quick walk very early in the morning. I entered a small, quiet, neighborhood near my home. As I turned onto the entrance street, I saw from a…
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StoryFrom our evangelist Ed: On July Fourth, the Sierra Vista Team had a booth at the big park here. What a busy day it was. We gave out over 200 Rosaries, over…
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StoryThis is a quote by St. Giuseppe Moscoti, Doctor to the Poor in the early 1900's. Tom, David and I went out to the bus stop last Saturday. I am very grateful…
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