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On an ordinary Saturday evening in Fullerton, CA, there was a buzz of energy coming from the Grace Ministries International front hallway. As you walked in you were immediately greeted with info takers and smiles as your lucky raffle ticket was handed to you. At the end of the hallway, there was an animated emcee yelling “Drop it like it’s hot!” and giving away concession prizes. Groups of junior and high school students cheered deafeningly as he threw free event tee shirts into the air.
There was a skit that was performed to the Lighthouse song “My Everything” which is commonly performed by Christian groups across the nation. (see photo gallery for more) The night ended with a “Salvation Call” for those deciding to profess to Christianity and a “Breakthrough Call” for those who wanted to address a sin they wanted to win over. When speaking with the students directly, many of them positively affirmed the role of church and their leaders while saying that church was a “comfortable” and “good” place to belong, learn, and grow. The students spoke highly of their leaders who remembered them by name, noticed if they showed up on Sundays and had their numbers plugged into their phones - making sure everyone knew they were well connected and cared for. 
