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Nick Bradshaw makes his face funny for money NB 4copy

This morning, the Revd Nick Bradshaw, team leader for the South Wales Baptist Association did something funny for money. Witnessed by the other association team leaders and staff at Baptist house, he had half of his beard shaved off by Revd Andy Hughes, the seconded team leader of the ministries team. Whilst no blood was shed, the audience who heckled were encouraged to donate to the red nose appeal.

Red Nose Day is happening this Friday, 13 March. For ideas of how to make your face funny for money visit the Red Nose Day website. If you think you can do better than Nick, tweet your pics to @baptistuniongb
 

Baptist Times, 09/03/2015
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