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interesting evangelism with the mosaic community in chattanooga. they have a night club ministry, which has some troubles that come along with it.
Reid says when you're reaching out to high risk people there might be high risk situations. But it's the high risk individuals who need the most help.
"We're not looking for a statistic. We're looking for a relationship," Reid says.
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Posted by: Conrad | August 31, 2006 at 08:56 PM