Ship sinking

100 years ago this year, 1500 individuals perished in the freezing North Atlantic Ocean when the RMS Titanic sank from under them. Due to the temperature of the water, which was only 28 degrees Fahrenheit and -2 degrees Celsius, it took less than 15 minutes for most of them to freeze to death. After the disaster, only 306 of those 1500 people were recovered and given a proper burial. The rest have

What would have become of the RMS Titanic had she not sunk on her maiden voyage that fateful April night? The answer may disappoint you.

spitpainting for the topic: -Sinking ship (for the facebook group: daily spitpaint)

The liner RMS Lusitania was sunk off Ireland during World War I causing international outrage as 1,198 (128 Americans) of its passengers were killed.

The sinking of the Titanic is the single largest maritime disaster in history. What lessons in leadership could we salvage from its icy watery graves?

The great loss of the Titanic: It is now practically certain that 1,492 human beings went to their death in the sinking of the giant ship on the ice banks of Newfoundland.

In the final months of World War II, 75 years ago, German citizens and soldiers fleeing the Soviet army died when the "Wilhelm Gustloff" sank

The collection of images were taken by four generations of the Gibson family over 130 years and document the wrecks of more than 200 ships.

Is your church plant running the risk of failing because this key piece to the puzzle has been overlooked?