If you have extra people visit, a second church. You need only be there just before and just after services when the attendees are coming and going.

You may go for coffee during the hour while service is in process, or you may be able to find another church nearby with different starting hours. You may also wish to go inside and listen, but do not take your sign on the church’s property.

The congregation will see the sign and wonder why you have chosen their church. Some will come out to talk to you, and the pastor will soon get the message.

If you come back a second or third time he will probably have to answer you from the pulpit, and that will require the pastor to think about his position, maybe for the first time. You should carry a small supply of our special report, The Source Of Our War Problem Why Judeo-Christians Do Not Demand Peace, to give to the pastor and sparingly to those few who come out to talk to you.

You also might make a list of every church, evangelist, and charity to whom you have donated money. Write a letter to each, telling the leader there will be no more contributions of any kind from you until the war issue is put to rest. Tell each one, including Jay Sekulow, that you as a contributor, want to know what they have done to cause peace and not to promote war.