SFCS Inclement Weather Procedures
Monday, December 8, 2003
It’s that time of year again! Snow and
ice can hit at any time. If inclement weather delays
or closes
SFCS, announcements will be made on the following television
stations: WYFF-TV 4,WLOS-TV 13 and WSPA-TV 7. Information
will also be broadcast on the following radio stations:
WLFJ-FM 89.3, WFBC 93.7, WESC-FM 92.5, WMYI-FM 102.5
and WSPA-FM 98.9. SFCS will NOT follow the Greenville
County School closings and delays schedules.
In the
event of a two hour delay in starting school...remember
to bring a lunch. Students will NOT be able to order
vendor food. Daily items like hot dogs, corn dogs,
hamburgers, cheeseburgers, ham & cheese or pepperoni
hot pockets will still be available.
The Soapy Murder Case A Slippery Success!
Soapy Murder Case Cast |
Upper School students at SFCS enjoyed a theatrical
success in their recent production of The Soapy Murder
Case. The play was written by Tim Kelly and directed
by SFCS Drama Instructor, Brenda Stephens.
SFPC Children Growing With God
SHANNON FOREST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
by Annah Woodward & Maya Sawyers
Leaders of Shannon Forest
Presbyterian Church are dedicated
to helping families grow in their walk
with God. It is evident that the
focus is more on bringing people
closer to God rather than always
stressing the rules of Christianity.
They have adult and youth
programs, and now, they have a
unique children’s program called the Wednesday Night Round - Up.The
purpose of this ministry is to share with children the importance of having
a relationship with God and that Jesus is the only way to Heaven.
“It’s
vital that we teach these kids now,” says SFPC Pastor Mike Rybka, “They
need to learn how to be leaders and faithful witnesses among their family
and friends.”
Each Wednesday evening begins with dinner so that
the whole family can be involved. Then, various age
groups go to different
classes. There,
the focus is on Bible stories which tie into real-life issues like money,
sharing faith, disagreements with friends and applying good morals and
God in everyday
life. The children also have opportunities to be involved in activities
such as choir.
“It is wonderful to hear kids make public professions
of their faith in Jesus Christ,” said Rybka.
This program has been
very successful for the church and children from other churches are
also attending. This program
has benefited the children, the church and now the community.
We’re
grateful to hear from our journalism students who have been hard
at work reporting and
writing about life at SFCS!
You Are Invited to Enjoy the…
Original Paintings
of Mark Mulfinger
Our own resident artist and wonderful teacher, Mark
Mulfinger’s work will be on display Tuesday,
December 9, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Batesville
Ridge, 502 Thorington Court in Greer.
The exhibit will
continue from December 10 through December 23 on
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from
11:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday and Sunday showings will
be held from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Directions to
exhibit: I-85 North, Pelham Road Exit Turn Right
at the stoplight.
Continue on Pelham past Highway 14 (Hwy 14 turns
into Batesville Ridge) Turn Left on Anderson Ridge
Road
Immediately, turn left on to Thorington Court #502
is the first home on the right.
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