The church in Østerbo was crowded, and the team was really inspired to evangelize.

The Holy spirit was strongly present, we could see God touched their hearts.

35 people came forward to surrender their hearts to God through Jesus Christ.

Many also came with tears of repentance. It was a night when we could see how the Holy family cooperation in the team worked in practice.

The church in Østerbo was crowded, and the team was really inspired to evangelize.

The Holy spirit was strongly present, we could see God touched their hearts.

35 people came forward to surrender their hearts to God through Jesus Christ.

Many also came with tears of repentance. It was a night when we could see how the Holy family cooperation in the team worked in practice.

The church in Østerbo was crowded, and the team was really inspired to evangelize.

The Holy spirit was strongly present, we could see God touched their hearts.

35 people came forward to surrender their hearts to God through Jesus Christ.

Many also came with tears of repentance. It was a night when we could see how the Holy family cooperation in the team worked in practice.

Most had a background in Christian communities but wanted to strengthen or confirm their relationship with Jesus. After the show there was room for conversations with the TX-Vikings and the organizers, and there was a strong desire to immediately agree on the word of God, so therefore, it was a held a spontaneous witness the meeting shortly after the show.

Many of those who came forward for salvation prayer was subsequently able to follow in Bjerkreim or in their own church. At the meetings in the tent after the show (meetings from 2 to 12. June) was on average around 150 people attended, mostly children or young adults. The organizers had the pleasure to experience the "new faces" who came to meetings almost every night after TX Vikings had opened the tent meetings.

Following the show there were also letters to the editor in local newspaper (Dalane Tidende) as one of the attendees in the tent reacted strongly opposed TX-Vikings' preaching. As it turns out that preaching can seem so alien to younger in the area, there should be a strong reminder of the importance of an active Christian children's and youth work in the South Rogaland. (Reviews were also on convincingly refuted by someone who was not involved in the event.)

The organizers in KRIK and Focus are very grateful for TX-Vikings and their efforts to help light a fire for Jesus in the region, and wants the good-hearted musclemen kingdom of God bless the work.