Proclaiming the Gospel with Evidence to All Peoples Everywhere
Parents checking their bags at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport suddenly realized their small son was nowhere to be seen. Panic set in as the airport police were called and began a search.
They found him some minutes later out back, unhurt, riding the conveyor belt around.
Source: World Magazine Vol. 38, No. 11, p. 19.
A Polish man has spent $1,550 in fees over seventeen years for 192 attempts to pass the nation’s written driver’s license test.
He may get encouragement—or consolation—to hear that a sixty-eight-year-old South Korean woman finally passed her driver’s exam in 2009, after 900 tries!
Source: World Magazine, 11.09.19 Volume 36, No. 8, p. 17.
As is usually the case for my summer trips, on this one I will cover a lot of ground across the vast territory of Russia. Due to the most severe sanitary restrictions in Moscow now, I will only be changing planes and trains there. As the schools and universities are out for summer break, I will devote my time to the audiences and venues often neglected during the busy academic year: churches, family camps, libraries, and museums; also prisons and military bases, etc. Those events are extremely hard to put into a nice sequence with a reasonable travel distance between them, and my route map reflects that. On some of the days I will be presenting at two or three different settings. Some other days will all be spent in the air, or on trains and buses. Most of my events on this trip will not be trainings of teachers and church leaders but outreach events to audiences from very different backgrounds and walks of life. I cannot thank my ministry partners in Siberia and in Central Russia enough for allowing me to present at their camps, conferences, and mission events.
The walk along the famous Via Dolorosa (the route taken by Jesus on His way to the cross) ends at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (subsequently “Church”). It is, quite authentically, the location of the crucifixion, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It was built in the fourth century and has existed ever since, though not without a series of destructions and rebuilding over the centuries since then. A renewal of archaeological investigation has occurred in the past five years.
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