2B & 4G posed for pictures in an earlier post, but here are some pics from the Topics & Dance event, itself.
1G & 4G at Softball
3G & 4B go on a canoe trip
1B learns new swim strokes.
1B & 3B set sail—well, no sail, but there are boats…
2B & 4B doing drills in Volleyball
3G going through the S.E.P.—the Scripture Education Program—class.
4B masters different swim strokes.
In the pictures below, Mr. Josh Lyons gives us ten reasons why we keep the Sabbath, campers take a bit of a siesta after lunch, and others enjoy hanging out before Evening Activities, followed by Evening Reflection (dressed-up campers had been at the Topics & Dance).
So far, Texas has been a bit cooler than normal, and it’s appreciated! Campers are doing well. Here are more pics!
1B takes aim in Archery class.
1B in Life Roles, taking their turn at cutting and sweating copper pipe
3G takes aim in archery—and enjoys the fans!
1G is making jewelry.
4G gets in some softball drills.
2B’s turn to sweat in the copper mines—well, to sweat copper pipe!
Topics & Dance for 3B & 2G—the theme this time is “Under the Stars.”
While Topics & Dance is going on for those two dorms, the rest of the campers are enjoying Evening Activities of their choice, such as those below who wanted extra archery and dance time.
And below, Mr. Brent Mitchell instructs us on how to be wise as serpents and harmless as doves.
1G & 4G—basketball scrimmage!
2B & 3B boys, getting it all down.
2G & 4G swamping those canoes. It happens, so be ready for it!
3B soldering and sweating copper pipe in Life Roles.
3G shows the bullseyes no mercy.
4B takes their turn cutting, soldering, and sweating copper pipe.
Life Roles class, as 2G learns how to make their own jewelry.
Meet the girls’ dorms! In order, dorms 1G, 2G, 3G, and 4G.
And look! Boys! In order, dorms 1B, 2B, 3B, and 4B
And we couldn’t do it without them—the High School Staff!
2B escorts 4G to a wonderful evening at the Topics & Dance event.
After a full week of activities, the Sabbath was a true delight. Mr. Brandon Fall gave a Bible study and explained that when we don’t understand something in the Bible, it is often because we don’t understand the context. During Sabbath Services, Mr. Jonathan McNair discussed being ready to stand alone when the time comes.
Tomorrow’s World