Category Archives: MLB2011

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then be sure to check out the short video of the great things God did in San Diego and read the complete report on the Love The Lost BLOG.  

Here is an excerpt of what David wrote on his BLOG about two outreaches in Montgomery, AL: On March 15 of this year, we had our first outreach with the Max Capital City Classic at Riverwalk Stadium between the college teams of  … Continue reading →

Hear are some pictures from day 2 of the Twins outreach.

John posted on Facebook: Day one of MLB Outreach: Excellent Stuff. Thousands of Tracts handed out, Gospel proclaimed in Open Air, Escorted away at the end by Law Enforcement acting illegally. Praise God!

Bridget writes: WWOOOOOW!!!! What a day!!! 6 of us (Anna, Alex, Isaac, Wyatt, Julia and myself) took the bus from Kent Station to Safeco Field. Handed out a few tracts at the bus stop. The devil tried to stop us … Continue reading →

Following the Rockies opener evangelism, Stephen wrote on his BLOG: What a great day we had yesterday in Denver.  It was opening day for the Colorado Rockies and we had 15 saints from all around Colorado there to witness.  We … Continue reading →

Tom in Chicago sent me this update on the outreach at the White Sox game: We had a cold, cloudy day but a great team of eight men (and sons).  Our team was myself and my son, my pastor Steve, … Continue reading →

Here is the report from Jennifer on the outreach at the Pirates game: We had 3 people hand out tracts before the Game and 2 people handing out tracts after the game.  More than 5000 tracts were handed out during … Continue reading →

Handed out close to 700 tracts in a couple of hours, stayed low key and under radar of Security Guards by God’s Protection. People were thanking me and were friendly, didn’t see any thrown on the ground, so I pray that … Continue reading →

I got the following note from Tom about their outreach at the Cubs game: Our team was myself and my son, Steve, and Robert (who took the picture).  We arrived two and a half hours early and the crowds were … Continue reading →