Former Ohio State Players Return for Faith Event
New England Patriots rookie TreVeyon Henderson returned to OSU for the revival, which he helped spearhead last year. His football skills are a God-given gift, he said, and God also “has given me a platform to continue to spread the word, spread the gospel.”
Gee Scott Jr., Henderson’s former OSU teammate, wore a “Jesus Won” T-shirt Monday night. When he issued a call for baptisms and a young woman stepped forward, Scott shouted, “Hallelujah!”
Kamryn Babb, an alum who now works at OSU, helped lead last year’s event and attended again on Monday. “I think it’s a testimony of the Lord’s heart for people,” he told the student newspaper. “It’s not about one person or a specific group of people. It’s about telling people about the gospel.”
Babb hopes the event becomes a tradition. “To see it going from generation to generation and class to class, it’s really cool to see,” he said.
You have to see this!
Members of the Ohio State football team held their second Fall Kickoff “An invitation to Jesus” on Monday night. Players shared their Jesus stories with thousands in attendance. pic.twitter.com/wE3FMScRsi
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