When Tony and Keith Darrell arrived at their spot on the campus of UC Santa Barbara, they found an elderly man named Larry standing in a homemade booth. The booth resembled Lucy's Psychiatrist's Booth in the Charlie Brown cartoons. Larry's booth had a sign letting people know he had answers to their questions. He even had a donation jar, just like Lucy. Larry was a very kind man and, as far as we could tell, a brother in Christ. Larry gently told Tony and Keith that they might want to consider trying to reach the kids on campus a "different way." Larry was not a fan of open-air preaching. Tony and Keith enjoyed a nice conversation with Larry and tried to help him see that the message (the biblical gospel) always trumps methodology.
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Tony serves as an evangelist for Grace Fellowship Church (Davenport, IA). Author of several books, including "Overcoming Despair" (GFC, 2024), Tony has spent the last two decades on the streets proclaiming the gospel to the lost.
