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- Barna Group estimates that about 70 percent of students entering college as Christians will leave with little to no faith. I don’t know about you, but that stirs a desire in me to help my kids develop a deep faith now that they won’t be likely to abandon when they leave home. The big question […]
- The Evangelical Church of the Mennonite Brethren of Angola (Igreja Evangelica dos Irmaos em Angola, IEIMA) works for the transformation of the community in nine of the 18 provinces with headquarters in Luanda, the capital city of Angola. There are 118 churches, mostly in the central and northern parts of the country, with around 15,000 […]
- CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article incorrectly referred to Ridgepoint’s church plant prospectus. In March 1943, 19 charter members organized First MB Church—now Ridgepoint Church—in Wichita, Kansas. Today, the 1,000-member congregation is birthing a church plant, SouthLife Church, in South Wichita. “Very few churches beyond 15- or 20-years old plant a campus or launch […]
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- USMB is actively involved in helping provide our churches with dynamic ideas, resources and programs for encouraging people to become fully-devoted followers of Jesus. Jesus said, “Go and make disciples….” We strive to facilitate that profound command. READ MORE about Disciple-making.Read More
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- USMB’s leadership development strategy stems from the real need to actively develop more leaders within the local church who are living on mission in the workplace and in their communities and to fulfill the demand for additional pastors, church planters and missionaries. READ MORE about Leadership Development opportunities.Read More
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Salt Lake City Area Attractions to Visit
ON OR NEAR CAMPUS
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Fort Douglas Museum: This fort, established in 1862, features artillery, helicopters and military vehicles. This museum on the university campus is free.
Tower Rice-Eccles Stadium and Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Cauldron Park: Visits to these two sites on the university campus are free.
Red Butte Garden: Utah’s botanical garden and state arboretum offer visitors 100 acres of gardens, walking paths and hiking trails.
National History Museum of Utah: The building itself is an architectural marvel, and the museum includes wonders of Utah’s remarkable geology, landscape and ancient past. See newly discovered species of dinosaurs, explore diverse ecosystems, view beautiful gems and minerals and study artifacts from prehistoric peoples.
This Is The Place Heritage Park: Visitors can visit over 50 historic homes and structures and enjoy fun activities, including train rides, panning for gold and interacting with a blacksmith, tinsmith and saddle maker. The Gift Shop is one of the premier destination shopping experiences in Salt Lake City.
Hogle Zoo: Ride the Zoofari Express, visit Lighthouse Point Splash Zone or play in the Creekside Play area — your visit will be a fun family adventure.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Spanning more than 5,000 years, the museum features nearly 20,000 works from Pre-Columbian artifacts and European works to the American West, the intricacies of Native American weavings to contemporary objects.
Tracy Aviary: Stroll through eight acres of lush gardens, home to over 135 species of birds.
IN THE AREA
The Great Salt Lake: This is the largest salt water lake in the Western Hemisphere and is the best known geologic feature in the area.
Temple Square: This 10-acre complex in the heart of downtown is Salt Lake City’s most popular tourist attraction and is the headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons).
Kennecott Copper Mine: The world’s largest excavation and open-pit copper mine, Kennecott Copper Mine is located 28 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. The mine operates 24 hours per day, 365 days a year. Kennecott is the second largest copper producer in the United States, providing approximately 25 percent of the country's copper needs.
Park City: This picturesque city has many fun summer recreational options including the Utah Olympic Park, fly fishing, mountain biking, hiking, hot air balloon rides, ziplines, the alpine coaster and a chance to ride the Comet Bobsled on the 2002 Olympic sliding track. Located 30 miles east of Salt Lake City on Interstate 80.
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