Ministry

Wall of Martyrs

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Wall of Martyrs Humbling. Every person you see here plus over a dozen others have lost their lives serving with our ministry. Every time I walk by their photos – memorialized in a special area of the Jesus Film offices here at Campus Crusade for Christ Headquarters – I am humbled. These are my brothers who lived, serving in a similar capacity as we do, yet in a very different environment overseas. Many had families and young children.

They all died in the midst of attempting to show the JESUS Film to people who have never heard. Yet, because our Redeemer lives, in several cases many more people – even some of their attackers – came to know Christ as a result.

You can see this memorial and read the story of each person if you visit us in Orlando and take the Jesus Film Master Studio Tour.

Cru Digital Ministry

Video: Easy RSS Updates Simplified

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The video only takes 3 minutes to watch in entirety. It was created by CommonCraft. You can view the original on the CommonCraft site or read a transcript of the video.


This is the BEST NON-TECHNICAL EXPLANATION of how to stay updated on your favorite web sites. If you have ever wished, “Boy, I wish there were a simple way that my favorite web site would notify me whenever they post new stuff,” then this video is for you!


It explains how to use RSS (Really Simple Syndication) to stay updated. Almost all new web sites are offering free RSS Feeds (or syndications).

RSS Subscription Feed for HandsHeadlines.com is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/HandsHeadlines


Why not use what you learn in the video above to stay updated on HandsHeadlines.com? It’s one of your favorite sites, I’m sure! 🙂


Again, the video is super simple. It’s called “RSS in Plain English.” This is not for geeks. Normal people will like it.


If you are thinking, “I just want to stay updated by email, that’s all.” Then there is a different free service you may want to check out offered by a web site called FeedBlitz.com See our post about it here.

Family

Texas = Big

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Day #4 on the road to Colorado:

WELCOME TO TEXAS! There’s not a font large enough to capture the spirit of the signage you see entering the Lone Star State. “Don’t Mess with Texas” is one visible tag line you see quite a bit.

Everything in Texas is big. And Texas itself is big. Real big. Even the pancakes we had for breakfast we about big enough to sink a battleship. (See below) Oh yeah, and just so ya know: the flapjacks pictured below were ordered off of the kids menu!! After 90 minutes, we collectively were able to finish about two of them!


We had a great time visiting with some long-time friends in Denton: Ross and Christy Bryant and daughters Rebekah (not pictured) and Reece. Shannon met Christy when they were both students on a Campus Crusade summer project.