Recruiting all these young people to do evangelism in the inner city. If it comes up. We're there to love our neighbors, and evangelism is one way to love our neighbor. But the truth of the matter is that most of the people in the neighborhoods where I work already believe in God. It's not a big deal to convert people in the inner city.
People come together all the time.
Everybody in the city believes in Jesus. Come into my neighborhood and ask any drug dealer standing on a street corner and he'll tell you he believes in Jesus. Everybody believes in Jesus. In a sense, the neighborhood where I live is probably a lot like here. Almost everybody believes in God yet hardly anybody knows Him very well.