. >> real goal is to reach people unchurched or dechurched, a lot of people that got hurt or woundeddiscouraged or disappointed. >> a crowd of some 600 people turned out for the first service, many of whom never attended the church. others agree it is a great way to reach the lost. >> i was coming back in from a trip and drove passed the signs. god placed in my hard we still weren't reaching the multitude of people that love country music. it became a real intense desire to do this. >> somebody asked me that earlier, are these a lot of northstar people. the majority of the people i had never seen before. >> this woman decided to bring her nine-year-old daughter. >> i think it was fun. >> the pastor hopes to hold services every monday night. charlene israel, cbn news. >> clever idea. thanks for joining us at "christian world news." from all of us here good-bye and god bless you.

the hip-hop generation represents the most unchurched a group of the african-americans. so we have to begin to ask questions about where is the church. so prince university asked is the black church in demand because that institution from the moral virtue has been on the decline in terms of actually influencing the generation because home training was brought it wasn't just at home it was home and community so anybody at the church could smack you until you to shut up and pull your pants and spit the gun out. those are things that are important. thank you. >> good to see you again. i want to follow on your point which is important. my sister is black and adopted into our family and 16. going through some significant questions that force the family -- these are things that have been enforced now but it's different because there is a draw to the head of a culture. there's a rap sheet now my sister has involved in some activities and i won't get into the details of that other than to make the point the draw to the activities that are detrimental it's hard to have a conversa