Is street preaching still a bold witness or public nuisance?
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Social media is filled with clips of street preachers being challenged — sometimes even physically — after being accused of disturbing the peace. Evangelist, vicar, and street preacher Rev David Peterson joined Mal Pope to explore whether defiant street preaching is a courageous stand against spiritual darkness, or if it crosses the line into public nuisance.
Released on 3 Nov 2025
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