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1. Featured: Still Time to Sign Up for our Virtual Street Evangelization Workshop this Saturday
2. Story from the Street: First Outing
3. Story from the Street: Dillsburg Farmers Fair
1. Featured: Still Time to Sign Up for our Virtual Street Evangelization Workshop this Saturday
2. Story from the Street: First Outing
3. Story from the Street: Dillsburg Farmers Fair
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Don't forget to register for our Virtual Street Evangelization Workshop this Saturday, November 6th from 12-3 p.m. (EST)!

Among the skills you will learn are:

▪ How to start and direct a conversation towards faith in Jesus and the Church
▪ How to share what God has done in your life
▪ How to share the Gospel message
▪ How to pray out loud with someone
▪ How to invite someone to a deeper relationship with Jesus
How to start and direct a conversation towards faith in Jesus and the Church
How to share what God has done in your life
How to share the Gospel message
How to pray out loud with someone
How to invite someone to a deeper relationship with Jesus
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First Outing

Santa Rosa Beach, FL. Our first outing was a great success! Father Luke joined us at Helen McCall Park along with our six lay evangelists. The weather was beautiful, and while we only had a few face-to-face encounters with people, we were witnesses to Jesus in the public square. Rosaries were gifted and explained, at least one holy card was given away, and the Gospel message was proclaimed to a few souls. May these small actions produce big results in the lives of everyone we encounter.

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Dillsburg Farmers Fair

Lancaster, PA. Praise God for the opportunity to evangelize alongside our friends at WHYF (Holy Family Radio) this last Friday and Saturday at the Dillsburg Farmers Fair. We had a total of about ten people (including some deacons) who assisted in manning the booth. Although our time was cut short by bad weather on Sat. afternoon, we were able to meet, pray with and evangelize well over a 100 fairgoers in the street or in the booth in this mainly Protestant/secular area.
A few of the many encounters:

– Numerous teenagers were intrigued by the Crucifixes, Holy Medals/Cards and Rosaries, and the explanations of their purpose. One group of boys especially appreciated the example of the saints and how they can be one’s advocate. After I discerned that St. Teresa of Calcutta (and her work among the poorest) would be a great saint for a certain teen in a group, the young lady visibly teared up and readily accepted the medal, card and was open for personal prayer for God’s calling on her life.

– A 6-year-old boy at our children’s table “randomly” drew from our token bowl a St. Cecilia chip (patron saint of music). This stunned his mother, as the boy is fascinated by music, as evidenced by the balloon toy guitar he was carrying. We all joined in prayer with mom for his future vocation, asking St. Cecilia for her prayers as well.

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