Streets Need Faith
We go where
nobody else goes.
Corners, blocks, clubs, and cells. 11PM to 4AM. Not a building, and not a schedule that suits us.
Corners, blocks, clubs, and cells. 11PM to 4AM. Not a building, and not a schedule that suits us.
We're out from 11PM to 4AM — when the clubs let out, when everybody's guard is down, and when nobody else is coming. Prayer with whoever stops. Real conversation with people who've never had one about God that wasn't a lecture. Some nights it's twenty people. Some nights it's one. Both count.
Hours inside with men the world already filed away. Worship, the word, and the simple thing of looking somebody in the eye who hasn't been seen in years. A second chance is still a chance.
North Carolina, New Jersey, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee. Wherever a door opens, we get in the car. Most of the cost of this ministry is gas, food, and miles.
Getting somebody saved on a corner is the beginning. We stay with people after — texts, calls, showing up. That's the part that isn't on camera and it's the part that matters most.
No building fund. No salaries. Gas, food, supplies, and the trips nobody sees.