Their global travel business also underscores God’s truths
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| New heights Wendy Celoria scales a cliff during an outing in January. Celoria, a Southwestern Seminary educational ministries student, was part of a venture organized by Higher Travel, an eco-tourism enterprise with a spiritual bent. Photo courtesy of John Norton and Jeremy Higle |
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--Eco-tourism is now a burgeoning business, but few outdoor tourist companies see hiking through canyons and dangling from cliffs as opportunities for sharing the gospel and discipling believers.
Seminarian prepares to take fire back home
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--As red-hot youth ministry programs rage across the United States, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary student Josiah Adegoke Adeleke is preparing to take the fire back to his homeland.
Adeleke is from Ogbomoso, Nigeria. He came to Southwestern to pursue a degree in youth ministry.
From ‘doing nothing,’ church moves to multifaceted missions outreach
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary students caught a glimpse of God's heart -- and a Missouri church's passion for missions -- Feb. 21.
Billy Kim: from ‘lowly houseboy’ to Baptist World Alliance president
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--If not for the kindness of an American soldier, Sgt. Carl L. Powers of Virginia, Billy Kim said that he would not be a Christian and the current leader of the Baptist World Alliance.
