On July 4, 2012 in San Diego, California, thousands of people gathered for the ‘Big Bay Boom,’ attending what they thought would be a 17 minute show.
Instead, 7,000 fireworks accidentally went off all at same time.
The fireworks were triggered from a computer however a glitch in the software changed everything.
The 17 minute show lasted just 30 seconds but was remembered as one of the greatest firework shows of all time.
Happy 4th 🇺🇸
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This song was immediately great when it came out and it’s still just as great all these years later. What a fantastic 5 minutes. https://t.co/VG8sMhphmG
In the midst of darkness this year, CT’s @JawnO felt hopeful at a CT gathering for pastors.
Because they uniquely bear the burden of so many others’ stories, creating a space where pastors could be vulnerable helped make them feel seen and known.
Join us: https://t.co/IoDIMejwKq
This week on #BeAfraid, @kuttercallaway hosts filmmakers, seminary professors, and actors to explore “the monsters we make in our quest to control that which is uncontrollable." https://t.co/WR4UUPKv4j