1. Go where the people are. This is what Paul did. He reasoned in the synagogue because the Jews were there, and in the marketplace because the people were there. 2. Look for foot traffic. Even better, look for people who will be standing around for a while. Bus stops, lines outside venues, campus walkways between classes, and intersections with long lights, etc. 3. Consider the sound. Traffic, machinery, and construction can make a location practically useless. Find a place where your voice carries and where you can preach plainly without having to scream yourself hoarse. Look for areas with Good acoustics. 4. Know where you’re standing. Learn the property lines, the local ordinances, and any restrictions on amplification. Keep doors and walkways clear, and other common sense courtesies. 5. Keep going back. There is much to be said for preaching at the same place, on the same day, week after week. People get to know you. Some who laughed at you in the beginning may eventually approach you with serious questions. I've seen this a lot. 6. Pray, and get on with it. Choose a place and go preach. You can spend so much time looking for the perfect location that you never actually preach.

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