Tom Meyer (L) and Jason Nightingale (R), members of Wordsower International.
Two men will be quoting the Bible from memory to raise money for charity to benefit the earthquake recovery in the Asian nation of Nepal.
Tom Meyer and Jason Nightingale of Wordsowers International will begin their marathon memorized recitation of the Bible at noon Wednesday and conclude at the same time the following day.
The event will be held at Shasta Bible College in Redding, California, which will be livestreamed by the academic institution.
In an interview with The Christian Post, Meyer explained that “100 percent of the funds go to Nepal” and “donations can be made online at http://www.wordsower.org.”
This is not the first time that Wordsowers International has done such an event, as the organization identifies itself as a ministry of “oral interpretation” of Scripture for the Church.
“We have done similar events in the past but none of them have been streamlined online before. We tell the Bible as the sermon from memory weekly as a full-time ministry,” Meyer told CP.
“Since the event is streamlined at http://www.shasta.edu we’re hoping for thousands and thousands to view online. Also people are welcome to personally attend the event at Shasta Bible College in Redding.”
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SOURCE: The Christian Post
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