Stories from the Street
Many Religions, But Relativism Dominates
Lansing, MI. In the picture, we’re getting ready to go out in teams of two for our spring kickoff around Michigan State University. We met a lot of people, handed out a ton of rosaries and shared our faith with Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and atheists.
Relativism was the dominant worldview among those we spoke to. We met one Christian who informed us that Christians are not supposed to share their faith (!!!).
We decided not to take the sign with us this time so we could spread out and talk to as many people as possible.
Praised be Jesus Christ! Whatever the situation, in season or out, we are called to share the Gospel. Join us!
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