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The Christian Embassy

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Last fall, we met Sam and Nan McCullough. At the time we met them, Sus was helping Nan with her ministry, Entertaining for Eternity. Nan wanted to start a blog, which Sus encouraged her to do. She’s just getting started at EntertainingforEternity.blogspot.com. A few weeks ago we learned they would be in Orlando again. Sam and Nan were originally on Crusade’s campus staff overseeing the northeastern states before joining Campus Crusade’s Christian Embassy in Washington, D.C. thirty years ago. Sam is currently the director for the Embassy, leading Bible studies on Capitol Hill while Nan leads Bible studies with Governor’s … Continue reading The Christian Embassy

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The Winter Olympics Outreach

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The Opening Ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympics is marked on our calendar for tomorrow night. We always look forward to watching the Olympians, both in summer and winter. This year, would you consider joining with us in using the Winter Olympics to minister to others? Visit this post on Sus’ witnessing blog, The Sower, for more details on how you can reach your friends during the Winter Olympics, especially using emails and Facebook. We would love to hear how you were able to use the Beyond the Ultimate website to touch someone’s life. Please post your stories in the … Continue reading The Winter Olympics Outreach

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Prayers for Haiti

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If you would like to pray for Campus Crusade’s ministry in Haiti visit Campus Crusade’s main site for updates on Haiti and for ways you can help. You can also receive Tweets from Campus Crusade for Christ which will keep you updated. We know that the director of our ministry and his family are safe, but have not heard from the “Jesus” film teams in Haiti. Thank you for praying for our staff’s health and safety and that they would be able to minister to the Haitians. This is the link to give to Campus Crusade’s relief efforts for Haiti. … Continue reading Prayers for Haiti

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The Jesus Film Studios

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If you are planning a trip to Orlando, please make plans to take the uplifting tour of the Jesus film master studio at Campus Crusade for Christ’s international headquarters. Since Jenn’s friend, Ezra, was visiting us, I took him on the tour and then, because he is a digital arts major, I arranged to show him the actual dubbing studios. Jenn joined us for a behind-the-scenes look at the sound studios. We were all very impressed with the equipment and the facilities. Also, it was exciting to learn about the many ways our Jesus Film staff are making the audio … Continue reading The Jesus Film Studios

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Two Tebows

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If you like college football, you might enjoy reading about University of Florida’s quarterback, Tim Tebow, and his brother. Peter Tebow is also at the University of Florida, but as a staff intern of Campus Crusade for Christ. We have enjoyed following Tim Tebow’s college career and the influence he has had as a dedicated follower of Christ. Naturally, we were very interested in learning about Peter Tebow and his influence on others’ lives as well. Two articles and photos about Peter Tebow are available here: • from Campus Crusade’s web site, with a photo of the Tebow family • … Continue reading Two Tebows

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EXPLO 72

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I remember seeing a LIFE magazine on my parents’ coffee table in June of 1972. I was intrigued by the cover photo, but never got around to reading the article. I received Christ shortly after that, on February 19, 1973, and got involved with Campus Crusade for Christ as a student, not knowing Crusade had sponsored EXPLO 72. I finally read the article today, after more than thirty years of being on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ! Google Books has LIFE magazines. I searched in their LIFE magazine collection for “EXPLO 72” and found the article! Bill Bright … Continue reading EXPLO 72

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