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News We Love: Man offers hope and conversation at Chick-fil-A
Retired Mike Turnbow offers gospel tracts and listens to patrons daily at Chick-fil-A, addressing social disconnection in a place many wouldn't visit for church, he said.
- Mike Turnbow occupies a table at Chick-fil-A in Flowood, Mississippi to encourage face-to-face conversations, offering gospel tracts and listening, as local media covered.
- After retiring from a construction job, Turnbow says he felt a calling to bring hope, noting patrons at the restaurant often sit together but engage with phones instead of talking.
- Sitting almost every day, Turnbow offers gospel tracts to passersby, listens deeply, and teenagers often approach him seeking support beyond their families.
- Many who wouldn't attend church still engage with Turnbow, who says each exchange can plant a seed of hope in non-churchgoers and customers.
- What began as a personal mission now serves as a reminder that meaningful connections don't require Wi-Fi amid screen-focused communication, local TV reporter 16 WAPT's Allie Ware covered Turnbow's table at Chick-fil-A.
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News We Love: Man offers hope and conversation at Chick-fil-A
Mike Turnbow, a retired construction worker, has transformed a table at a Chick-fil-A into a space for meaningful face-to-face conversations, offering hope and a listening ear to those who stop by.
·Oklahoma City, United States
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