Pastor David Wilkerson Teen Challenge Analysis

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“Go to New York City and help those boys.” When Pastor David Wilkerson, founder of Teen Challenge and TImes Square Church, heard that one evening in his home in Pennsylvania, 350 miles from NYC he knew that it was not a random voice in his head. It was the voice of God. Pastor Wilkerson started Teen Challenge, an organization that was made to help teens and young adults with problems. He also started Times Square Church, in New York City. This is why Pastor David Wilkerson should win the Pastor of the Century Award. The first reason that Pastor Wilkerson should win this award is that he started Teen Challenge. Teen Challenge is a faith based organization made to help teens and young adults with problems such as drug and alcohol addiction. Teen Challenge has led over 50 thousand people be led to the Lord [americanexperiment.org]. Teen Challenge has over 200 locations all over the world [americaneperiment.org]. Thanks to Pastor David, Teen Challenge has done amazing work. …show more content…

He has refused to accept any awards because he is doing it all for God. He said in his last public sermon “Like I told Pastor Carter (Conlon), you may have to wheel me out here in a wheelchair, but I’ll still be here (preaching).” When he was told by the Lord to go to New York City, and help people he did, even though he was 350 miles away in Pennsylvania [worldchallenge.com]. He was told to open a church in Times Square and he did even though it was a place where drugs were sold by kids, buildings looked horrible, and there were gangs everywhere [tscnkyc.com]. He loved everyone even though he was told many times that if he came near they would kill him. Nicky Cruz once told him, “Come near me and I’ll kill you.” Pastor David merely responded, “Yeah, you could do that. You could cut me up into a thousand pieces and lay them in the street, and every single piece would still love you.” Pastor David Wilkerson is truly

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