a Mission Fielda Evangelists target spiritually cold N.E.

It's hard to tell in the quiet of a color-splashed autumn morning, but Redeemer Fellowship Church is trying to set roots in a rough neighborhood.

[Laura Austan]

"It’s like, you found a cure for cancer and you want to give it away and nobody wants it."
No, it's not. It's arrogance and ignorance like that, that keeps people clear of people like this. That's a good thing; the fire and brimstone days may be over, at last.

[New Clear Waste]

This is good news - we're the least superstitious, most tolerant region of the country, according to the article, making it harder to promote dogma and bigotry here. But evangelists have always loved to knock their heads against the wall, harassing strangers who aren't interested in their propaganda. I guess it's no fun being brainwashed unless everyone else is too.

[Ben Long]

I about bit some lady's head off the other day when she interrupted me while I was vacuuming my car with one of those coin-operated vacuum things. Unless Jesus is accepting reimbursement requests for the change I spent, or the rapture is coming in the next 3 minutes and 18 seconds I'm going to have to say no thanks.

[Nuke is Green]

I welcome all religions to the area with open arms. Open dialouge about being a positive and good person is a good thing for everyone. If you don't happen to believe in God, just wish them well and send them on their way.