In Seattle’s Cal Anderson Park, one of the darkest places in the city, Matt Shea and Jenny Donnelly’s worship team stood their ground against Antifa. Law enforcement asked them, “Are you going to stand or are you going to run away and throw us under the bus?” Their answer: “We’re going to stand.” When Antifa charged with hundreds, hurling urine balloons and curses, the church didn’t fight back with insults. Grandmas, grandpas, teenagers, and kids locked arms, worshiped, and evangelized in love,