Tears are shed and lives are changed at the street corner where George Floyd died while in the custody of police officers in Minneapolis on Memorial Day.…
Tears are shed and lives are changed at the street corner where George Floyd died while in the custody of police officers in Minneapolis on Memorial Day.
A group of ministries — Youth With a Mission (YWAM); Circuit Riders, a California-based missions movement; and Worldwide Outreach for Christ, a local church — have been holding daily services at 6 p.m. at the epicenter that sparked protests around the world.
Christophe Ulysse, 37, a YWAM leader based in Kona, Hawaii, told Fox News they are seeing real change.
“We’re going from pain and hatred to healing and hope,” Ulysse, a black Canadian Christian leader, said. “There’s this new narrative of the gospel.”
A 19-year-old man who overdosed near the site showed up the next day, still hopeless, and found his life purpose as a minister. He signed up to go to Bible school and share the message that radically changed his life, Ulysse said.
