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ONE OF Integrity Music's best selling children's ministries, Rob Evans, otherwise known as The Donut Man, spoke recently about how his conversion to Catholicism last year has affected his bookings in non-Catholic churches. Although The Donut Man has seen more Catholic parishes in the USA extend invitations to him, his other church appearances have steadily dwindled. Evans told Christian Retailing magazine, "I'm getting more and more calls from churches who have invited me to assure them that I won't do anything overtly Catholic. I assure them I will honour their tradition, but the phone isn't ringing like it used to."
At a mid-January performance in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, Evans said
he met a woman who told of visiting an evangelical bookstore to look
for a reference title and found its Catholic product shelved under
Cults. "Obviously there's a very strong anti-Catholic prejudice in
(Christian) bookstores," said Evans. 
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Reading through these comments, I am assuming that many that do not recognize or know the traditions of orthodox Christianity must be probably from a non denominational type church. Surely most Christians understand that Christianity stems from the Jewish faith and that the Catholic Church is the closest thing to a Messianic Jewish faith. Surely all those who seem to know so much with their comments, would have actually visited and been a part of the Mass that they seem to think they know so much about! I would venture to say that the commenters have never been inside a Catholic Church or visited a messianic congregation OR studied Church history for that matter. Get a worldview, friend. It will set you free!