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In Brooklyn, New York, maverick pastor Bill Wilson runs a madcap, no-holds-barred Sunday school -- the largest in the world with over 20,000 children twelve years old and under. It's church-meets-game show as "Pastor Bill" mixes stunts, sketches, games, and prizes with hard-hitting anti-drug and crime lessons. Each week, Bill"s Metro Ministries organization buses in hundreds of children to his Yogi Bear Sunday School. Visiting is key to the continuing success and growth of the program. Every child receives a personal home visit from one of the 150 full-time staff and 400 trained volunteers each week.

Reverend Bill Wilson is an unlikely savior with a voice like a chainsaw and a haircut from a bad '70s cop show. Abandoned by his mother on a street corner at the age of thirteen, Bill has dedicated his life to the kids of New York's toughest ghettos. Believing that only God can save young people living below the poverty line from the effects of drugs and crime, he says "I will do anything morally and ethically correct to get a kid under the sound of the gospel one time."