Ep. 9 "Pastor of the Hood" Fights Philly's Gun Violence Without Trump or Biden

Pastor Carl Day, known as the "Pastor of the Hood" was once the type of youth he's now trying to help. He grew up in a rough north Philly neighborhood without a dad and quickly fell into a life of crime. He had a kid at 18 and was charged with attempted murder and armed robbery a few years later. He spent the next three years in prison or on house arrest.
It turns out those years were the best thing that ever happened to him. His conversion to Christianity -- already in the works before getting locked up -- flourished in prison and on house arrest.
Today he runs a ministry called Culture Changing Christians. His goals are to help put at-risk youth on a path to a better life -- away from drugs, crime, and the streets.
He took us through Kensington, the worst neighborhood in Philly, after the interview. Stay tuned for that, too!
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Incredible story

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Incredible quote “exposure leads to innovation which leads to hope” around 19:10

[@WeThe66]

Yes, he had some great quotes

[@HeyCati8]

Love how Carl ended that conversation " I don't go to tables where my plate is already made for me" - that alone speaks volumes - Great interview

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Thank you for listening!