Wow!  What a fun time we had a Centri-kid camp!  We took 23 third through sixth graders to Centri-kid camp at Mississippi College in Clinton, Ms.  The theme for the week was “Lights, Camera, and Action”.  The kids got to participate in Bible study groups, worship, track times (activities) and their favorite, recreation in the hot Mississippi sun!  During their track times the kids enjoyed activities that included; Just add H20, Wired Science, Kitchen Chaos,  Arch

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Monday July 7, 2008 we drove up to the home of Don and Brenda in Cleveland, Tennessee. Their roof was in need of new shingles. After many of us climbed the ladder to the roof and began ripping shingles, it became apparent that removing and replacing shingles would not be the only assignments given. Much of the wood had to go which meant more wood must be put in place. After a few falls through the roof for some of our members, the dangerous spots had been replaced. With a stable roof in place

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VBS 2008 was a blast!  This year we traveled to the beautiful islands of Hawaii.   We learned a few Hawaiian words like Aloha, Mahalo, and Wiki Wiki!  Our wonderful kitchen staff fed us great snacks, like island spiders, tropical fish, flip flop cookies, leis, and lots of Hawaiian Punch.  In our craft department we made surfboard picture frames, leis, wind chimes, and cool t-shirts.  Our music was very fun-filled and enjoyed by the students and teachers alike.&nb

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Perspective is such a powerful factor in determining how a person will live his life.  The reason for this is that too many of us live our lives by circumstances rather than by truth.  When our circumstances are pleasant we tend to enjoy, live mo

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"What’s the deal?” the man shouted at God on his ride home alone from work!

“God, I don’t understand?
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Over the Easter break a group of people from Galilee went our third mission trip to Mexico.  One of the areas we have been ministering to is a remote settlement called Colonia Flores de Mayo.  It is about 15-20 miles outside of Reynosa, Mexico.  Most of the people living there traveled from southern areas looking for work in the city.  Very few have been able to secure jobs and are living in severe poverty.  The Mexican government has allowed them to squat on land bor

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A little over a week ago, a group of around forty men, women, students, and children went on a Mission trip to Reynosa, MX.  We were also joined by a group of  about one hundred from Zoar Baptist Church.  Our first night at the campground in Texas, where we slept each night, the coordinator of the trip asked a question to the entire group, “Why are you here?”  The room was quiet for a minute, but gradually people began to share why they came on this particular mission trip

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Results are in on our annual fish fry cook-off held on Sunday, April 13th.  The winners in the fish category are:  1st place Ricky Waldrop, 2nd place Tim Fabre and 3rd place Jay Dunn.   The hushpuppy category winners are:  1st place Ron Patrick, 2nd place E.R. Bradshaw and 3rd place Ben Fabre.  The fish and hushpuppies were terrific as were all of the desserts everyone brought.  One that brought especially high praise was Mrs. Sandra’s pineapple cake. 

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On Friday, February 29th and Saturday, March 1st our kids participated in the Disciple Now and Tiger Olympics which benefited the LSU Baptist Collegiate Ministries summer missions program.  Four families hosted our children in their homes on Friday night.  BCM students lead the children in home Bible studies on Friday night and Saturday morning.  Then it was off to Denham Springs to participate in Tiger Olympics.  Our children had a great time competing with other area chu

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On February 15, 2008 Johnny and June Carter Cash (AKA Duane & Toni Black) did an outstanding job as Masters of Ceremony for our First Annual Gong Show. 

We had several talented acts consisting of Gene Gene the Dancing Machine, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Aretha Franklin and her back up singers, The Unknown Comic, and Michael Jackson.  We were also captivated by an interpretive dance by our very own Kirby Brown.  The sweetest act of the night was a duet by Joe and D

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