Torch, Spring 2001

Bob: One very long drive later, our family was stationed in Montana just west of the marvelous Yellowstone National Park of Wyoming. We spent one long day driving the Upper Loop, which included seeing the Echinus Geyser erupt, hiking around the Mammoth Hot Springs, and seeing Tower Falls, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, and gorgeous views of both Upper and Lower Falls. The second full day was spent hiking the Lower and Upper Geyser Basins, which included the pretty colors of the Fountain Paint Pots (bubbling ooze that looked like boiling paint). Though Old Faithful is probably the best-known geyser 12 TORCH / Spring 2001 his son about avoiding the “strange woman.” The flair and flash of financial ease and gambling called out to the traveler at every turn; I encouraged my children to turn away from such things. Sue: I still get a depressed feeling thinking about Las Vegas. All the lights there don’t overcome the spiritual darkness. Rebecca (Becky): I liked the circus and the shopping sales, but, yes, the city was sad and depressing. A Family Vacation ... Get a Taste of Cedarville and enjoy a day at Kings Island (the Midwest’s premiere theme and water park)! Junior and senior high school students can learn about Cedarville University while making friends and having a great time at the annual Summer Previews! Choose to attend one of the following weekends: July 5-7 July 19-21 July 26-28 August 2-4 Just $45 per person covers everything, including your Kings Island ticket, all activities at Cedarville, a pizza party, a Summer Preview T-shirt, breakfast on Friday and Saturday mornings, and two nights in the residence halls. (2001 general admission to Kings Island is $39.99!) To request your registration packet, call 1-877-CEDARVILLE (233-2784) or visit our Web site at www.cedarville.edu/dept/er/summerpreview . Make your reservation by June 15, 2001 . Hear the Multi-Ethnic/ Cross-Cultural Ministry Conference The PATH (the CDR Radio Network) provided coverage of the Fifth National Multi-Ethnic/Cross-Cultural Ministry Conference, held May 1-4 in the Seattle, Wash. area. If you missed this important conference, be listening to the CDR Radio Network the first two weeks of September to hear rebroadcasts of the keynote sessions, featuring Rev. Alex Montoya, Rev. Kenneth Hutcherson, Rev. Huron Claus, Dr. Tony Evans, Dr. Charles Ware, Mr. Ken Ham, Mr. Tom Mahairas, and Dr. Stephen Newby. The broadcasts will take place daily at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. (EST). The CDR Radio Network is a ministry of Cedarville University, broadcasting over nine affiliates in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. For additional radio frequencies in southern Ohio, call 1-800-333-0601 or visit www.cdrradio.com. If you live outside the listening area, tune in on the Internet at www.cdrradio.com .