October 19, 2019
Join us for a 5K run/walk on October 19th to support Southern and Boyce students in their upcoming missions opportunities through the Bevin Center. This race unites the city of Louisville and Southern’s campus to work toward the seminary’s goals in fitness, fellowship, and fundraising for missions. The fun will include prizes and inflatables for kids on the Main Lawn after the race, so bring the whole family!
All proceeds go toward funding mission trips through Southern Seminary.
PRE-RACE RATES:
5K Race: $25 or $20 for Alumni and Students
[additional family members pay $5 less – i.e. $20 or $15 each]
Kids Quarter Mile: $5 per individual or $10 per family
RACE DAY:
5K Race: $30 or $25 for Alumni and Students
Kids Quarter Mile: $5 per individual or $10 per family
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The Bevin Center hosts events each year to help students grow as evangelists, missionaries, and church-planters.
We strive to be intentional in reaching and mobilizing our military community at Boyce and Southern.
The Bevin Center was opened on October 9th, 2012 in honor of Brittiney Bevin; a 17-year old who tragically died in a car accident in front of the seminary. Matthew and Glenna Bevin provided an endowment to fund the center for the advancement of the gospel amongst the nation and nations.
“You hold the only peace that can fill the deepest hole. But how do I get it? You said, ‘Ask and you shall receive.’ I am asking and I know that you will give it to me. Every week you bless me so much and teach me lessons after lessons. I know that once again you are showing me your love. I can’t fathom how much you feel when one of your children suffers, but I’ve had a glimpse of your heartache. Please fill me with your wisdom that I won’t just watch others suffer, but that I’ll be able to say what they need to hear. As a new week approaches, my dangerous prayer is that you’ll place broken hearted people in my path and fill me with you so that I can let your love heal their pain.”