Today, I went to the intersection of Lorain and Porter/Butternut Ridge in North Olmsted from 2:30 to 4:00. This is a new spot for the cross and I'm not really a fan of it because of the way the intersection is set up (it is actually a 5 way intersection). It was tough to find a good spot to be visible by almost everyone like at my other intersections, but the cross was still visible to many. I picked this spot because it is close to North Olmsted High School.
There were a few students walking home from school and I was able to hand out tracts to a group of about seven and then a group of about three. Both groups asked me what my sign said. I said to a girl in the second group, "It is appointed for man once to die and then comes Judgment. Are you ready to be judged by God?"
She responded, "Yes."
I asked, "You are?"
She said, "Wait, what?"
I asked again, "Are you ready to be judged by God?"
She asked, "Is that a bad thing?"
Either her or one of her friends responded to my question, "Actually, no."
One of them also replied, "I'm ready."
I had already given them gospel tracts at this point and told them to read the back side because their one friend was beginning to leave and they wanted to follow behind. I wanted to go through the law with the one girl, but didn't have the chance, but at least they left with tracts.
At least you got some tracts out! I can't seem to hand out tracts and use my cross at the same time. I made mine a little taller for that very reason but it doesn't seem to matter!
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