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foundations today and you get to ask the questions. Thanks for listening to The Wall Builders

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audience. And by way, thank you to everybody out there that has been sending them in. Y'all

do a great job of keeping us on our toes. We're getting to investigate and research some great

questions. And we get to have some good Thursday programs on

some of these foundational questions, and we appreciate y'all helping to drive that conversation.

So let's go to TJ in New Mexico, guys. He said, have you read about the youth revival happening

like in Pittsburgh among colleges and the Catholic Church? T.J., thank you for sending that in., of course, guys, we have talked some about this over the last, I guess, a month or two on Good News Friday, some really cool stories at different places. I'm not sure what he's talking about in Pittsburgh. What have you all seen there? Yeah, Pittsburgh, there was a recent one there. They had about 5,000 kids gather together in Pittsburgh.

And we've talked about some of these, as you mentioned, Rick,

and hit some of them again in a second to help people understand.

Because when you put them all together, it's fairly impressive.

But there's a group called Unite Us.

It's like Unite the U.S., but Unite Us.

And it started at Auburn University. And it's a, it's really a college evangelism movement.

And so it's focused on campus evangelism, getting kids to accept Christ, become a Christian.

So they have three objectives.

Their objectives, there's an objective for the believer and for the non-believer, and there's an objective for the community.

So first, they want to make sure that every non-believer becomes a Christian,

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