the structuring of the church is irrelevant to the redpill. meet the congregation afterwards outside and give them material and have key points rehearsed to preach with their most likely replies or questions ready to be answered.
Not saying that's bad, but that's a slow burn for sure. Worth pointing out you've argued against such things for the broader public in the past.
I find your position curious.
That said, I continue to recommend targeting the broadest audience. Of which Christians are a subset.
Contrary to the jew propaganda, Christians are not the singular problem. It's simply that they have an additional chain. Address the broader public. If you unleash the public, Christians will follow.
Besides, generally speaking, it's the Catholics with the biggest and shortest chain. Not really Christians.
no one knows which approach will be most effective. they all need to be pursued from every angle.
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