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Welcome to a breakpoint, a daily look at an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging

truth. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.

Well, something remarkable seems to be happening on college campuses around the country this fall reports emerged first of players

taking a strong stand for Christ on the Ohio State and Notre Dame football teams. As it turns out,

that was only part of the story. About six months ago, a group of churches organized a worship

service on Ohio State's campus with four of the football team players scheduled to preach.

In a crowd of about 800, many responded to the gospel, including most of the team.

And they were baptized immediately in tubs that were brought by the four players to the event

for that purpose.

Then last month, the team worked with an organization called Unite Us to hold another evangelistic

meeting on campus. That service attracted 6,500 people, with about 2,000 responding to an altar call,

many of whom were baptized in tubs that were brought to campus in U-Hauls despite the

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