Theological education in Tanzania
B. H. Carroll scholarships
The best way to see the lay of the land is to climb to its highest peak. From the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro all of Tanzania is visible. It is a country where the Baptist witness has struggled to gain a foothold.
We believe the Lord is calling us to support the vision our Baptist brothers and sisters as they develop their model of theological education in the country. That’s why we’re working to make an investment there and draw attention to the desperate need. B. H. Carroll Theological Institute’s President, Dr. Gene Wilkes, will join a team of climbers to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania February 18-23.
We ask that you prayerfully consider giving to support the development of theological education in Tanzania and to provide scholarships for B. H. Carroll students. Please consider how you can help by donating for each of Mt. Kilimanjaro’s 19,300 feet. Our goal is $19,300 ($5,000 for theological education in Tanzania and $14,300 for B. H. Carroll scholarships).
The narrow path up the mountain—and through life—is the only way to get where Christ wants us to go. Follow the narrow way of the Lord.
Changing climate zones on Kilimanjaro means changing clothes often. Each offers something different, just like our changing lives. Be ready.
No man is an island. Especially on a mountain.
The first step in getting up the mountain safely is hiring a good, experienced guide. When spiritual mountains lay ahead, lean on your Guide.
Gene’s Climb is complete, but you can always support Carroll and Tanzania at:
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