Stories No. 1: Train Church

Stories No. 1: Train ChurchFrom book blurb: Early morning, late afternoon and evening commuters preach the gospel in trains en route to and from work. The train ride is no longer a means to an end, but an end in itself as people from different townships congregate in coaches two or three per train to sing to the accompaniment of improvised drums (banging the sides of the train) and bells. Foot stomping and gyrating a packed train is turned into a church. This is a daily ritual.

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