The Persistent Pigeon

Picture of Sherman Hesselgrave

Sherman Hesselgrave

A couple Sundays ago, with the church doors propped open on account of the nice weather, a pigeon wandered in during the Sunday drop-in and discovered we had free food. He was chased out, but kept coming back. Ditto, the next day. Today, he brought two others. Talk about effective evangelism. Unfortunately, the numbers won’t be included in our parochial statistics.

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