It's not exactly the kind of place one would think of to visit on a regular basis. Pigtown was so named because of the Park Sausage Company. Fittingly, pigs were slaughtered to make the sausage and hot dogs. The company has since moved on, but the legacy of the town remains. Pigtown comprises approximately 4,000 homes.
Many Vietnamese immigrants live there.
Atul began his outreach in prayer. He used to run a business on the fringes of Pigtown and was moved by the needs he saw in the people who would pass his door every day. Now his prayer has turned into action as his team visits homes on a regular basis and invests in 34 children every Saturday at the Bible Club. His personal investment includes cards, letters, and follow-up. They have 64 people who come out regularly for a weekly Bible Study and 6 of them have been recently baptized.