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Operation Christmas Child shoebox drive deadline is Nov. 20
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Student Caitlin McMann went to the protest with a Bible in hand and began counter-preaching and reading to a large group of students. “They are literally false shepherds,” she said. “It saddens me because we have people here who don’t believe, and if this is their first encounter with what they think Christians are like, how sad is that. It leads them in the wrong direction. This is why people hate Christians.”
CU students counter-protest ‘street preachers’
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Student Nicholas Hardin holds up a half-eaten protest card on Oct. 18 when two so-called ‘street preachers’ came to Campbellsville University. John McGlone, 63, and Jesse Aaron, 23, handed out information cards and verbally accosted students, faculty and any passersby. They’re part of a larger group called Pin Point Evangelism. McGlone and Aaron consider themselves born-again Christians.

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