Stories from the Street

Boise, ID. If a person is drowning in water, they are likely desperately looking for a helping hand. The thing is, most people in today’s culture of death don’t know they’re drowning…spiritually speaking. They know something is wrong, but either won’t acknowledge it or try to dull the pain with something. So when we call out to them on the street, they often don’t see our hand reaching out as something they need. Today’s story is a good example, as many people were out enjoying the pleasant weather, but not too many stopped to talk to our evangelists.
StoryRecently, our staff at SPSE ordered some new graphic tees with messages on them that help encourage people struggling with mental health and hopefully spark conversations. I wanted our staff to wear…
Read the story →On a recent Thursday, Donna, Martha, and John set up at the “Summer Concert Series” on the town green in Windsor, Connecticut. Though they had a very fruitful outing, they first had…
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StoryWhen you evangelize on the street, you never know who you will meet or what to expect. In a small town like Blacksburg, you often run into friends and family when you…
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