Mission Accomplished: Rowing Across Atlantic Ocean
Mark D. Weinstein, MSOL
Ephesians 3:20 | Joshua 1:8 | Executive Director of Public Relations, Cedarville University | Host of Cedarville Stories Podcast | Chair-elect of PRSA East Central District Board | Board Chair, Xenia Chamber of Commerce
How long would it take to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean from the Canary Islands near Africa to Antigua in the Caribbean Sea? “Team Foar Brothers,” consisting of Thomas, Trent, and Tim Hamilton along with their nephew, Ben Clark, did it in 37 days, 10 hours, and 55 minutes. ?
Discover more about their incredible journey of completing The World’s Toughest Row?as Thomas returns for his second appearance on the Cedarville Stories Podcast. Then watch their exhilarating?finish line video?to get a glimpse of what it was like to row a little boat across the big ocean. ?
Tune into the Cedarville Stories Podcast just below and join them on their journey across the sea!?
During their expedition on the open sea, the team faced numerous challenges, including towering waves, relentless rains, the endless expanse of salt water, continuous physical exertion, and being constantly tossed around. It truly tested their endurance, yet they persevered through their unity, the unwavering?prayers of their loved ones, and their faith in the Lord. Despite the daunting obstacles, they managed to cross the finish line successfully.?
Their journey was not only a personal accomplishment but also a fundraising initiative, raising nearly $57,000 for Send Relief, a Baptist mission supporting Afghan refugees.
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While they found fulfillment in making a positive impact on others, they also reaped personal rewards. They were able to witness the beauty of God’s creation, the vastness of His universe, and the constant presence of His embrace. Even in the isolation of the ocean, without seeing any signs of human life for weeks, they found solace in the knowledge that they were never truly alone.?
The Cedarville University Connection?
Troy graduated from Cedarville University in 1995 with a degree in bible-preseminary. His brother, Trent, graduated from Cedarville in 2002 with a degree in mechanical engineering; brother, Thomas, graduated from Cedarville in 2005 with a degree in biology, and Tim attended Cedarville, studying global economics and international business.