several of the band members were credentialed ministers, licensed with the full gospel fellowship of churches and ministers international in irving, texas. with evangelistic fervor, they were obsessively focused on the work of "winning the lost," stressing personal evangelism at all concert events. indian reservations in canada, mental institutions in maine, prisons in ohio, rotundas and halls of state office buildings, international exposition halls, camps of migrant workers, tents at county fairs, churches in most states east of the mississippi, open-air platforms, music halls, military bases, colleges, amphitheaters, nursing homes, parking lots, street corners and hay lofts ― the band's flexibility allowed it to present a variety of musical expressions best serving the needs of evangelism. creating their own label, "rock the world enterprises" [changed to "war again" on the final recording], the group was entirely self-financed.