Originally Published in Premier
Class A drugs and three “massive” knives were among a haul of items handed over at a Pentecostal church in London last weekend.
Heroin, crack cocaine and five blades were surrendered at SPAC Nation by a “newcomer” following an altar call on Sunday, leaders said.
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Senior pastor, Tobi Adegboyega said: “Our determination to clean the streets is stronger than ever before and the items handed in are a testament to that.”
The knives and illicit substances are being passed on to police, according to SPAC Nation which holds a weapon and drug amnesty every week.
Some 113 people gave their lives to Jesus when the altar call was made. SPAC Nation says 1 000 people regularly attend its weekly service.
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Adegboyega continued: “Each time we take in such items, it means one less person who will go to jail or end up dead.
“It is up to us as a community to do what we can to save these young people.
“SPAC Nation as a church and a force in the community has a dogged determination and a passion for young people to clean up the streets and give young people hope for their future.
“We will keep on doing this one knife pickup at a time.”
Good story.