‘We’ve given out over 4,000 Bibles on the streets of London’
Discover what God did when two Christian teenagers decided to hand out Bibles in the middle of London
My mate Angus saw a post on social media from friends in Australia: they had a stand on the street and loads of Bibles. He messaged me and said: “Do you want to buy some Bibles and go give them out?” So, we bought 100 Bibles, printed a sign that said: “Free Bible?” and took the tube to Trafalgar Square.
When we got there and saw the people, we thought: What have we got ourselves into? We walked around, praying, for ten minutes, not wanting to set up because it was terrifying. Finally, we said: “OK, we’ve got to do it.”
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