Open Air Preaching

This documentary captures Ray Comfort and his team from David Wilkerson's church as they engage in open-air preaching at Washington Square in New York City. The film presents their encounters with various groups, including a Hare Krishna convention, highlighting the complexities of religious outreach in diverse environments.

Throughout its 39-minute runtime, the film delves into strategies for attracting an audience, such as staging a fake funeral, and addresses the confrontation with the New York police. The documentary also covers techniques for managing hecklers, providing insight into the challenges faced by evangelists in public spaces. With its focus on evangelical Christianity and religious propaganda, this film may appeal to those interested in the intersection of faith and public discourse.