A priest at a nearby shrine was complaining about the people playing Pokemon Go, on the property. He was concerned about the damage done to the grounds. I hope he changes his attitude and uses this opportunity to evangelize.If the priests came out of their house, dressed as priests and walked the grounds of the shrine to engage the Pokemon Go players in conversation, maybe they'd make some friends. And who knows where friendship will lead?
Churches among those swept up in Pokemon Go craze: ST. LOUIS (CNS) -- Since its release in the United States July 6, Pokemon Go has quickly become a cultural phenomenon. In the first week, the mobile game attracted nearly 21 million users.
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