We’re quite proud of the young men who brought home medals from this year’s American Association of Christian School’s national competition in April. Way to go, guys.

Wins at AACS

The high school enjoyed mixing science with a little mystery in a forensics work-shop offered by Georgia State Univer-sity’s BioBus department. The workshop included solving a crime while learning about finger printing, blood typing, and DNA analysis.

The bus is already scheduled for a visit next school year, this time to present a program to the elementary classes.

SUMMER 2012

Eagle BIBLE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Excellence in Education

Serious CSI Happening Here!

Left to right are brothers Josiah and Samuel Henry who received 3rd place for their Sacred Music Organ/Piano Duet; Michael Francis who received 2nd place for Biology testing; and Ryan Chi who placed 2nd for Algebra/Geometry testing.

Brady Hunt dusts and lifts his fingerprint and ex-amines which type of print he has.

Over 40 students participated in the 35th annual American Association of Chris-tian Schools [AACS] National Competition held at Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC, on April 10-12, 2012.

Approximately 2000 students and sponsors from 33 states participated in the event representing almost 200 Christian high schools. Competition was held in 77 categories in 5 basic areas of Bible, music, speech, art, and academics.

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Art EnrichmentBBCS Art teacher Dawn Black and local artist Kristen Lee offered art enrichment classes af-ter school this spring. The first lesson, shown here, was creating a tree by blowing onto paint through a straw and then dabbing leaves with a paintbrush.

Other lessons demonstrated impres-sionistic painting on umbrellas, glass bottles, and... shhhh... a mystery lesson!

WeDo© RoboticsLocal robotics hobbyist and coach Georgia Clark presented a 4-week hands-on class introducing students to robotics. The program encourages them to build problem solving, critical thinking, and teamwork skills in the areas of science, technolo-gy, engineering, and math. Each class began with a short lesson about simple machines followed by constructing Lego models using motors, sensors, and gears. Great fun!

Di-di-dissecting?

Did someone say dissecting? Yes! Pictured above, sophomores recently dissected starfish.

World Math DayOur 7th and 8th grad-ers participated in World Math Day again this year. WMD is an online international mathemat-ics competition in which students compete in one-minute contests against up to three other students from around the world.

In 2010, World Math Day created a Guinness World Record for the Largest Online Math Competition.

“The event does get the students excited about doing math,” stated teacher Andrew Broere.

“The math problems challenge the students to work double-digit problems in their head. A side benefit is the ca-maraderie that we share as we are trying to beat kids from other countries.”

BBCSHigh School

Spring Concert

May 3, 2012 | 7:00 p.m.

Bugs, Critters, & Favorite Things

BAND & Choir DireCtor Mrs. Heather HenryACCoMPANiSt & Bell/ChiMe DireCtor Mrs. Lynn Borton

CoNCert BAND Flute Rebekah Borton, Caitlyn Dye, Bethany Nething, Samantha Hen-drix, Kendall Rossiter Oboe: Melody Blanton Clarinet: Brianna Phil-lips, Alexis Magwood, Kaylee Rossiter, Kimberleigh Hendrix, Joanna Jarrell, Megan Carter, Caitlin Polvi trumpet: Ben Clum, Blake Carter, Karl Nething, Jonathan Beck, Aaron Bender, Adan Escobedo trombone: Jonathan Hicks, Samuel Thirakoune, Philip Blanton Baritone: Samuel Henry, Daniel Snyder, Sarah Wright tuba: Josiah Henry Percussion: Chris Chisholm, Charlotte Hannon, Michael Francis

CoNCert Choir Soprano: *Emily McNure, McKenzie Bender, Melody Blanton, Rebekah Borton, Megan Carter, Sarah McCullough, Averie Patterson, Kendall Ros-siter, Sarah Snyder, Sarah Wright, Ashlee Worrell Alto: *Amber Da-vis, Victoria Edmonds, Anna Felten, Julie Liu, Bethany Nething, Brianna Phillips, Kaylee Rossiter, Tori Switzer, Mary Ann Webb Tenor: *Josiah Henry, Jonathan Beck, Samuel Henry, Jonathan Hicks, Zach Nething Bass: *Blake Carter, Russell Almand, Ben Clum, Chris Chisholm, Karl Nething, Daniel Snyder*denotes section leader

BellS oF PrAiSeRussell Almand, Jonathan Beck, McKenzie Bender, Megan Carter, Chris Chisholm, Josiah Henry, Samuel Henry, Sarah McCullough, Marvin Mon-roe, Bethany Nething, Brianna Phillips

BellS oF PrAiSe eNSeMBleRussell Almand, McKenzie Bender, Chris Chisholm, Josiah Henry, Sarah McCullough, Brianna Phillips

ChiMeS oF PrAiSeJoanna Jarrell, Alexis Magwood, Zach Nething, Caitlin Polvi, Mary Ann Webb, Mackenzie Wright, Sarah Wright

ChiMeS oF PrAiSe eNSeMBleJoanna Jarrell, Alexis Magwood, Caitlin Polvi, Mackenzie Wright, Sarah Wright

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AWordFitlySpoken

ElEmEntary BandFlute: Hallie Davis, Priscilla Henry, Merrielle Nething, Katelin Orr,

Kourtney Padgett Clarinet: Louange Amemegbaleo, Dia Barnett, An-

nah Bechtel, Sera Charles, Desirae Dixon, Kaitlyn Rogers, Kennedy

Thomas Saxophone: Eric Harris, Justin Phillips, Ron Watson, Jordan

Worrell Trumpet: Sarah Dickinson, Andrew Magwood, Korrie Ros-

siter, Sondra Snyder Trombone: Cody Strickland, Alexis Walker Per-

cussion: Lauren TaylorGaCS trEBlE ChoirLouange Amemegbaleo, Abby Bagwell, Sera Charles, Isaac Chish-

olm, Hallie Davis, Sarah Dickinson, Carleigh Ethridge, Priscilla Hen-

ry, Alexis Walker, Andrew Magwood, Katelin Orr, Kourtney Padgett,

Carter Patterson, Justin Phillips, Daniel Roye, Sondra Snyder, Cody

Strickland, Lauren Taylor, Ron Watson, Jacob Wright

ChimES oF PraiSELouange Amemegbaleo, Kaleb Badio, Dia Barnette, Annah Bech-

tel, Caleb Brown, Iassc Chisholm, Sarah Dickinson, Abby Hambrick,

Eric Harris, Priscilla Henry, Elizabeth Hill, Delany Nething, Merielle

Nething, Katelin Orr, Kourtney Padgett, Korrie Rossiter, Daniel Roye,

Sondra Snyder, Lauren Taylor, Alexis WalkerChimES oF PraiSE EnSEmBlEDia Barnette, Sarah Dickinson, Priscilla Henry, Merielle Nething,

Kourtney Padgett, Korrie Rossiter, Sondra Snyder, Lauren Taylor

Band & Choir dirECtor Mrs. Heather Henry

handChimES dirECtor Mrs. Lynn Borton

Violin inStruCtor Miss Sarah Borton

ElEmEntary muSiC & Play Mrs. Peggy Carroll

aCComPaniStS Mrs. Lynn Borton, Miss Rebekah Borton

Sound Mr. Josiah Henry

“A word fitly spokenis like apples of goldin pictures of silver.”Proverbs 25:11

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Helping OthersOur handbell choir enjoyed many opportunities this spring to demonstrate handbell playing talents throughout the community to local public school elementary students. The art emphasis events introduce students to music and visual arts that young people might want to pursue. We are grateful to be involved in these teaching and learning instances.

Music’s Impacton Students’ Overall Success

This year’s elementary spring program entitled “A Word Fitly Spoken” featured a western theme and the importance of using our words wisely.

The high school’s program “Bugs, Critters, and Favorite Things” ran the gamut from choral numbers and band pieces to light, fun, poetic narrative.

Educational researchers often note that music in-struction has a positive impact on other areas of students’ lives such as their academic performance, self-discipline, dexterity, coordination, self-esteem, thinking skills, listening skills, creative abilities, and personal expression.

Because of this strong relationship, BBCS El-ementary students receive music instruction twice a week and 4th-6th graders participate in treble choir. Band instruction begins in upper elementary as well and continues through the high school years. Ele-mentary through high school also participate in state and national music competitions in which BBCS consistently places among the top schools.

Sports PreparationsPractice and preparations are well under way for next year’s sports program. Boys soccer and basketball started spring training in March. The girls volleyball team will participate in volleyball camp on campus in June and another camp at Clearwater Christian College in July.

BBCS maintains an athletic program that includes cross country, golf, soccer, volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, baseball and softball. There are options for both boys and girls as we compete with other schools throughout Georgia under the direction of the [GCAA] Georgia Christian Athletic Association.

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Writing the Next ChapterReading to Write and Writing to Read

After reading Treasure Island’s first five chapters, Mrs. Drexler’s 9th grade English students try their hand at writing the next chapter. Using descrip-tion, action, and dialogue, the students’ goal is to create a new character to continue the action of the previous chapters. At the same time, each student must end at a point of suspense that would make the reader want to continue.

After composing their chapters, students use the character descriptions to create illustrations that accompany the chapter.

“I just love to see the students’ creativity with this assignment,” stated Mrs. Drexler. “I am always amazed at the level of originality and imagination the students exhibit in their writing.

Kimberleigh Hendricks’ illustration of her writing

“We got to chew gumin school!”

Second graders combined fun and learning as they wrote an instructional paragraph. Af-ter chewing a piece of gum and focusing on the process of blowing a bubble, each student composed their how-to paragraph. They then designed a face cut-out and attached a bal-loon at the mouth to look like they are indeed blowing a bubble.

“The kids loved it!” stated Mrs. Snyder, the students’ teacher. “They looked so cute trying to blow!”

Where IS the GreenSheep?After reading Mem Fox’s award-winning Where is the Green Sheep book, K4 wrote their own version, complete with rhyme and il-lustrations.

Atlanta ZooBioBus

Braves StadiumBrown’s Tree Farm

Chick-fil-A HeadquartersCyclorama

Dauset TrailsDelta AirlinesFire Station

Georgia AquariumImagine It!

Looking Ahead

to 2012-13Little White House

Museum of AviationNoah’s ArkPlanetarium

Robotics TeamRock Ranch

Southern Belle FarmsState Capitol

Superior CourtU.S. Treasury

Wetlands

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Wednesdayssomething for everyone

Sundaysjoin us in worship

Sunday SchoolMorning Service & children’s church

Evening Service*

9:15 a.m.10:30 a.m.

6:00 p.m.*When a fifth Sunday occurs in a month, in lieu of an evening service,

BBC holds an afternoon service at 1:30.

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Names of GodHe is our AdvocAte - 1 John 2:1

The almiGhty - Revelations 1:8

Alpha & Omega - Revelations 1:8

The aNoiNted oNe - Psalm 2:2

Author & Perfecter of our Faith- Hebrews 12:2

The Beginning & The End- Revelation 21:6

The Bread of life - John 6:35,48

the Carpenter of our souls

- Mark 6:3

The Shepherd - 1 Peter 5:4

The Christ - Matthew 1:16

Our comforter - Jeremiah 8:18

The CorNerstoNe - Ephesians 2:20

Our Deliverer - Romans 11:26

emmAnuel - Matthew 1:23

everlastiNG father - Isaiah 9:6

Faithful & True - Revelation 3:14

Our Foundation- Isaiah 28:16

A Friend of Sinners- Matthew 11:19

A Gate for the sheep - John 10:7

Gift of God - 2 Corinthians 9:15

And God Himself - John 1:1

Glory of tHe lord - Isaiah 40:5

The Good shepherd - John 10:11

The Great Shepherd- Hebrews 13:20

Our Guide - Psalm 48:14

Our Great high Priest- Hebrews 3:1

Our beautiful 38-acre campus is located just north of the city limits of Hampton at 2780 Mount Carmel Road. We are off Highway 81 and half way between Highways 19/41 and Interstate 75 [either exits 221 or 218].

holy oNe of israel - Isaiah 41:14

The Great i Am - Exodus 3:14

Jehovah - Psalm 83:18

King of Kings & Lord of Lords- 1 Timothy 6:15; Revelation 19:16

The lamB of God - John 1:29

Light of the World- John 8:12; John 9:5

Our mediator - 1 Timothy 2:5

Our Messiah - John 1:41

Mighty god - Isaiah 9:6Great PHysiciAn - Matthew 9:12

priNCe of peaCe - Isaiah 9:6

Our Propitiation - I John 2:2

The Ransom for our souls

- 1 Timothy 2:6

redeemer - Isaiah 41:14

refiner - Malachi 3:2

Our Refuge - Isaiah 25:4

The Resurrection & The Life- John 11:25

Our roCk - Deuteronomy 32:4

The Root of David- Revelation 22:16

The Rose of Sharon- Song of Solomon 2:1

Ruler of God’s Creation- Revelation 3:14

Our sAcrifice - Ephesians 5:2

savior - 2 Samuel 22:47; Luke 1:47

Seed of Abraham - Galatians 3:16

seed of dAvid - 2 Timothy 2:8

seed of the WomaN - Genesis 3:15

Servant - Isaiah 42:1

shePherd - 1 Peter 2:25

soN of david - Matthew 15:22

son of God - Luke 1:35

Son of Man - Matthew 18:11

son of mAry - Mark 6:3

soN of the most hiGh - Luke 1:32

The Way, The Truth & The Life- John 14:6

Wonderful Counselor - Isaiah 9:6

The Word - John 1:1

The viNe - John 15:1

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Life’s Crucial Question:Are you 100% sure that all of your sins

[past, present, and future] are forgiven so

that if you were to die today or ten years

from now you would be immediately with

Jesus Christ for all eternity?

Not Sure?

The Bible has the answer:Everyone has done wrong, or sinned.

[Romans 3:23]

After we die, we will be judged. [Hebrews 9:27]

The punishment for doing wrong is death.

[Romans 6:23]

God showed us His love even while we were sinners

by sending His Son, Christ, to die for us.

[Romans 5:6-8]

To be saved, believe on Christ. [Acts 16:30-31]

John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave

his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in

him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

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R Small group Sunday School

R Christ-honoring Music

R Soulwinning & Discipleship

R Well-staffed Nurseries

R Children’s Church

R Kids4Truth Clubs for Children

R Youth on Fire Teen Ministry

R Caleb’s Kin Seniors’ Ministry

R Worldwide Missions

R Men’s & Ladies’ Retreats

R Heart to Heart Ladies’ Conferences

R Vacation Bible School

R Summer Camp Ministry

R Christian School [grades K4-12]

We’re Building

God’s WordBY THe BOOK!Hearts and Homes

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We want your first visit to Bible Baptist Church to be refresh-ing, friendly, and enjoyable for your whole family. Here are some questions you might have.

Is there a Nursery? We have a fully staffed, age-segregated nursery for every service. Someone will gladly direct you to the right place.

What is available for older children? Fun, friendly, and Bible-centered classes begin at 9:15 for children 4 years old through 6th grade. During the morning worship at 10:30, children 4 years old through 2nd grade dismiss for children’s church! They enjoy singing, games, crafts, and a special Bible lesson directed to meet their unique needs.

And teens? Teens attend dynamic Sunday School classes and then join their families for morning worship. Several times a year, the young people lead the Sunday evening service.

Wednesday evenings range from game nights to visita-tion and times of prayer and sharing. There are also many activities, retreats, camps, and trips throughout the year.

Are there adult classes? There are several Sunday School classes for adults, grouped generally by age. We study the Bible, discussing ways to apply its teachings to our lives.

What is the morning worship service like? During this ser-vice in the auditorium we enjoy beautiful and inspiring music as we sing and enjoy our choir and other music specials. In-cluded in the morning service is a relevant and encouraging Bible message directed at meeting real-life needs.

What to Expecton Your First Visit

How should I dress? Our ministry leaders and most of our church family dress in more traditional “Sunday” dress, but our main goal is that you feel welcome and comfortable in our church!

Are there services at other times? Yes. We have a Sunday evening service, completely different from Sunday morning, and a Wednesday evening Bible study and prayer. If you can’t be our guest on Sunday morning, we hope you’ll visit with us during another service time.

Are the facilities handicap friendly? Yes. If you have any concerns or would like to know that specific help will be ready when you arrive, please feel free to call us in advance.

Am I expected to participate in the offering? We don’t expect visitors to put money in the offering, and you are wel-come to just let it pass you by. We want our service to be a gift to you.

Anything else? If there’s something we missed on this list, just give us a call, or ask someone when you arrive. Whether you’re new to the area and looking for a church home, or if it’s been a long time since you’ve attended church, we hope your first visit at Bible Baptist Church will be awesome!