A Georgia church is inviting people to revivals
at which they enter a drawing for gas cards. In Missouri,
a church subsidized gas purchases as a way to reach out to people. An Ohio church
did the same thing.
One California congregation held a prayer vigil at a gas station, asking God to help because gas prices were eating away at the church's ability to deliver social services to the community. They are not alone.
National Public Radio reported on a movement called Pray at the Pump started by a Washington, D.C., soup kitchen.
Who knows what's up with this? Around Tampa Bay, a mystery man is
handing out cash to people fueling up at gas stations.
I think it is fantastic that people are praying for...
