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I know you'll think I'm a nut, but yes I do believe that they could think they would make a difference because the Word of God is powerful and because there were people converted to Christianity in the Bible when street/public preaching happened.

I've been thinking, you shoulda see the steam coming out of my ears!! LOL

I believe that you're trying to say you think there must be a better method to reach homosexuals than evangelizing at a large event. Yes? I don't know what might work best.

If we don't reach a point in time where the Christian population stands up for itself things will surely get worse. I think many of them sat down and breathed a sigh of relief when Pres. Bush was reeelected like everything is all hunky dory(sp?) and it isn't. We have too many judges that spit in the face of the law and don't look back.

I just can't completely agree that now isn't the time for this battle because it couldn't have happened if God had not allowed it.

That's a great story of the man who evangelizes when the kids get out of school. I met a couple who goes into the housing projects here and play music and minister to the kids, sometimes with bullets flying past and cops chasing bad guys. When God gives you a mission you just have to trust Him with it. I admire their dedication very much!

My hubby is from Philly, Upper Darby. He's really upset about how the city is going down the tubes.

I think we need a call to action thread, do a major letter writing and phone calling campaign to show that America won't stand for people being arrested for preaching in public, whatever the event.