NRG Stadium
Sunday, December 27, 2020 at 10 AM EST – 1 PM EST
Join Jerardo Ibarra and his team in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the Houston Texans home football games this 2020 season. If you would like to join him please contact him at j.ibarra18@yahoo.com or 832-875-9964
Additional Event Details Here: https://fb.me/e/1OXiOQCP0
TIAA Bank Field
Sunday at 10 AM EST – 1 PM EST
Join Peter Doherty and his team in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the Jacksonville Jaguars home football games this 2020 season. If you would like to join him please contact him at pdoherty200@gmail.com and 651-356-5287.
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Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Friday 12:30 PM CST – 3:30 PM CST
Join David Robert and his team in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the New Orleans Saints home football games this 2020 season. If you would like to join him please contact him at graceandtruthevangelism@gmail.com or (601) 590-1990. Additional Event Details Here: https://fb.me/e/1ZUVpnKcg
December 26, 2020
Gerald J. Ford Stadium (Dallas, Texas)
3:30 p.m. | Joe Hinson
Watch Joe’s invitation message here: https://www.facebook.com/1210351040/videos/10225867066642571/
Join Joe Hinson in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the Camellia Bowl. If you would like to join him please contact him at: (940) 230-7477 joe.hin@gmail.com
Joe Hinson – Denton, TX
I have been married for going on 20 years to Missy. We’ve been together since high school. We have 2 sons, Seth 14 and Ben 10. We live in Denton Texas about an hour north of Dallas.
I lived as a false convert for several years until around 10 years ago when by God’s grace I came into contact with Ray Comfort’s “Hell’s Best Kept Secret” and “True and False Conversion”. The first message helped me to truly understand the Gospel and the second revealed my complete absence of Faith in said Gospel.
Currently my family and I are making preparations to relocate to the Provo Utah area to Lord willing be a part of disciples being made and see churches being planted.
Soli Deo Gloria!
Bryan Conwell was born in Oklahoma City in 1986. He grew up in Kansas in the Topeka area. A turbulent early childhood ensued that concluded with his adoption by his biological uncle and his wife. Their names are Kent and Dawn Conwell. Bryan graduated high school in 2005 during which he worked for his father’s small business in Auburn, Kansas. A year after graduation Bryan enlisted in the Marine Corps and was assigned an MOS of 6114, Huey and Cobra powertrain mechanic. After a five year tour and multiple deployments Bryan met a girl and thought she was grand. Problems quickly ensued after Bryan left the military, as he then decided to self medicate with alcohol. For three years his wife dealt with his emotional outbursts and drunken fits. Bridget birthed their son Logan in March of 2012. Bryan continued to drink after Logan was born and eventually lost both his son and his wife. The next few years were more of the same. More alcohol and self destructive behavior. In 2015 God in his infinite wisdom blessed Bryan with a DUI. God’s grace was present in the treatment of Bryan by both the arresting officers and the courts. Bryan successfully completed his probation obligations and began attending Evangelical Free Church of Eaton in Colorado. It was there that Bryan was convicted in his heart of his wickedness and failures before God; of his open declaration of war upon his very creator. It was there that Christ washed him clean. It was there that His grace found the sinner. Bryan was baptized shortly after his conviction and salvation. While there Bryan met Steve Bauer, and through conversing with him Steve eventually invited Bryan to go out with the street evangelism team on Friday nights in Ft. Collins Colorado. Thus began Bryan’s journey with Christ as a street preacher. Bryan now lives in Minnesota and by the grace and will of God is in a much better relationship with his son Logan. Bryan has been sober since 2015 by the grace of Christ. Bryan has continued to study and attend church in Benson. Bryan is very much looking forward to meeting many more members of the body of Christ. Blessing to you all and may Gods glory shine!
David Robert reported from the Saints game,
“The mayor of New Orleans is only allowing 3000 fans into the Superdome for the football games this month. However, on the sidewalk in New Orleans, a gospel tract was given to a man whose comment was, “It is always good to get good news about Jesus.”
While open air preaching, a man gave me 20. He said, looking around, that there was nobody on the street and I was still preaching. I told him that the police officers, the man directing parking and the people waiting for the bus were hearing. He said, “I was too, from the third floor.” He told me, “God bless you and keep up the good work.”
Several other people passing by told me the same thing.
Nobody was nasty today. Yea!!!
About 24 gospel tracts were distributed.
A fisher of men, until the nets are full,”
David
Joe Hinson was heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the Dallas Cowboys home football game outside AT&T stadium.
“Amen Corner” @ Lucas Oil Stadium, 12/20/2020
Brian’s team and the Richards Family team joined up to preach Christ at the Colts outreach in Indianapolis, IN. Over 100 tracts handed out, and a few brief one on ones. Got to do some Christmas caroling at the end, which seemed to be well received. Let earth receive her King! #SFOI1000
Watch Brian Ninde and team report live from outreach here: https://twitter.com/SportsFanOutrea/status/1340683488387878913?s=20
Watch the Richards Family share live coverage of caroling during outreach here: https://fb.watch/2wNFpBD2KJ/
And additional live preaching here: https://fb.watch/2wNN-yhc1R/
Watch Mark Seward share team members’ live outreach here:
https://www.facebook.com/100011682531202/videos/1304833643249374/ https://www.facebook.com/100011682531202/videos/1304853803247358/
Steve Morin and Patrick Rauh were heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ on December 19th, 2020 outside AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. They preached before the Big 12 Championship game featuring the Iowa State Cyclones versus the Oklahoma Sooners.
Bill Adams reported, “Mark Yoho and Pastor Travis Roberts from Athens, TN joined me at the UT vs. Texas A & M game Saturday. Mark is a long time SFOI Co-laborer and a Team Leader for SBO ’20. This is Pastor Roberts first time to participate.”
You can also watch Mark preaching at UT on Twitter, here: https://twitter.com/SportsFanOutrea/status/1340402790884134914?s=20
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