Backcountry is a company by and for people who live for getting outside and chasing those Greatest of All Time moments in the outdoors. Our Backcountry Goat embodies that spirit, so take it along on your next adventure! Whether it's on skis, a snowboard, your helmet, a cooler, a water bottle, you name it... the Goat sticker lets people know you're in pursuit of those GOAT moments. Stick it, pic it, and tag it @backcountry and #GOATworthy on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.

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Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, whose body bore the scars of 14 years of torture and suffering for Christ in a Communist prison, witnessed the indomitable courage and persistent faith of many persecuted believers. Following his release from prison, he devoted his life to being a voice for persecuted Christians so others in the body of Christ might be inspired by their examples of bold faith. Now you can receive a free copy of the newly released 50th Anniversary Edition of Tortured for Christ. With over 10 million copies in print, this inspiring true story of faith is a must read for every follower of Christ. And along with the book, you will receive a complimentary subscription to The Voice of the Martyrs’ award-winning newsletter, which will keep you informed of Christian persecution worldwide and provide ways you can help. Complete the form on their site today.!

Disability rights are human rights – right? Show your support for disability equality. Order your free stickers today IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A woman with Down syndrome looking defiantly at the camera. She has brown hair and she is wearing a maroon top. There are three stickers in green, purple and pink. Each sticker reads: “Access is a right, not a privilege”, “Disabled rights are human rights”, and “End disability inequality”, each with the Scope logo. The white headline at the top reads “End disability inequality”