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Beautiful early morning from the top of the mountain |
Pat Zukeran leads the morning devotional including some of his stories of ministering to believers in east Asia and what it cost them to become Christians. |
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Opening our hearts and minds in morning worship |
Ray Bohlin gets assistance from Ashli Warford and Tyler Barlow to explain the "just right" distance of earth to the sun to support life. |
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Students engaged in evidence for God's character as revealed in His creation |
The "Minnesasians" absorbing all they can: Nate Peterson, Tom Schultz and Jonathan Lindstrom. |
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Heather Zeiger teaches an alumni session on Neuroscience and the Mind. |
Sue Bohlin's reading group deconstructs a YouTube video called "How We Can Know Christians are Delusional." Bekah Davis, Amy Lynn and Ashli Warford. |
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The guys in the group: Ryan Russenberger and Tom Schultz. |
Pat Zukeran's reading group examines an alarming Dallas Morning News report about the religious beliefs of Christians. Tynan Barlow and Ryan Lamb sit across from Katelyn Rackley and Tiffany Kellner. |
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Sarah Waldrop was in that group too. |
Organized recreation on Tuesday was the first go at the high ropes course. Tom Schultz, Tiffany Kellner, Nicole Willis, Ashli Warford, Kayla Woody and Jon Davis prepare to be challenged. |
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One of the evening lectures was the always-popular "Guys Are From Mars, Girls Are From Venus" with Ray and Sue Bohlin. |
Cousins Tiffany Kellner and Nicole Willis, our North Carolina contingent, play with a snake skin found outside Sunset Point. |
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