1. Planning the Hunt The first thing to consider when organising a treasure hunt is the number of participants, as this will determine almost every other aspect of the activity, including the size of the area, number of spots, routes, and volunteers required. For example, if there are 10 teams with 4 participants in each team, an area of approximately 1 km² should be sufficient. A total of 15 spots should provide enough variety to ensure that teams do not follow identical routes. Each spot...

Graduates are the unsung heroes of UESI, while students are the face and the reason why we exist, it is the tireless service of the Graduates that makes it possible for us to do what we do. So to help us understand what a graduate does, we have a 20 minute talk presented by Bro Rajesh Jana, staff of UESI. We hope it will be a blessing to all who watch.

One of the most common objections raised against Christianity concerns the apparent contrast between the God of the Old Testament and the God revealed in the New Testament. Critics often portray the Old Testament God as harsh, wrathful, and judgmental, while seeing Jesus as loving, compassionate, and merciful. In this interview, mathematician, philosopher, and Christian apologist John Lennox addresses this challenging question: Has God changed His mind about justice?