Editor’s note: This summer, 118 volunteers flew from South Carolina to Asia to minister to Southern Baptist missionary families attending their annual general meeting. Here are some photos from the week.
Jonathan Bright, director of student ministry at First Baptist North Spartanburg, and Al Phillips, associate pastor, present missionaries serving in South Asia with a live performance of “Late Show with David Letterhead.”
In his role as David Letterhead, First Baptist North Spartanburg’s associate pastor, Al Phillips, interviews a surprise guest during a live performance of “Late Show with David Letterhead,” presented especially for Southern Baptist missionaries serving in South Asia.
Missionary youth who serve in South Asia play a game of human Foosball while volunteers from First Baptist North Spartanburg look on.
Missionary youth who serve in South Asia play a game of human Foosball with volunteers from First Baptist North Spartanburg in Spartanburg, S.C.
Missionary youth spray Jonathan Bright, director of student ministry at First Baptist North Spartanburg, with oodles of Goofy String.
Missionary youth enjoy a traditional shaving cream fight – courtesy of First Baptist North Spartanburg – as their weeklong youth camp draws to an end.Related stories:
North Spartanburg volunteers sacrifice to go serve God’s servants in South Asia
Southern Baptist missionaries give thanks for South Carolina volunteers
Mike Hamlet urges missionaries to ‘go where no man has gone before’
A South Carolina volunteer learns to trust God as He ‘sets her aside’
South Carolina youth leaders help missionary youth see the ‘true-ish’ of postmodern culture
A missionary mommy helps her 6-year-old step out in faith
Staying connected with Mike Hamlet – in Asia
Hamlet exhorts missionaries in South Asia to run with the power of God
A missionary kid asks God to take his fear and give him faith