The worship was so good this morning that the camp dog couldn't even resist joining in! The melodious howling harmonized nicely with Dave Campbell as he got the day started right. Each year without fail, a student steps up to fill the role of the person who will eat anything...and I do mean anything. Check out the video to see who stepped up this year. Who knows, it may be your child!
This morning, Mrs. Burkey led the ladies in a discussion on identity. She highlighted ways that we live out our identity and pointed out that when we let others tell us who we are, then our identity is stolen. Mr. Green talked to the boys about their "mental diet" and the importance of keeping their mind healthy. An unhealthy mind can lead to an unhealthy spiritual life. This is why God, through Paul, tells us to be transformed through the renewing of our mind.
In the student's personal devotion time, they read through Acts 2 and focused on verses 42-47. These verses give a clear picture of the unity and fellowship of the early church. The life and relationship of the church went beyond the walls of any building. The individual members of the church were generous with all that they had so that all received as they had need. Does the modern church follow the example of the first century church? Do we as individuals seek to live in fellowship with our brothers and sisters in Christ, sharing our lives in order to meet one another's needs?
Come back tomorrow for a short clip of speaker for the week, Scott Pilkinton! Until then, enjoy the slideshow of today's activities!
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