Barons Athletics leads Chapel Oct. 28

Jana Reynolds, BPC Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach and director of the college’s Wellness Program leads Chapel in prayer after inviting the congregation down to the altar.

MOUNT VERNON—Brewton-Parker College’s Athletics Department led Chapel Oct. 28 and included a skit, a student testimony and a message by Barons Baseball player, Ross Jenkins, who urged his peers to “get your priorities in order,” with God being at the top of the list.

Senior Anthony Rivera, a member of the men’s soccer team, shared his testimony with his friends, how at the point in his life where he felt “everything was impossible”, he accepted Christ as his personal Savior, and now “God makes it possible”. Members of the Barons Athletics teams performed a skit based on 1 Cor. 15:33: “Do not be deceived: bad company corrupts good morals” (HCSB).

Senior Anthony Rivera, a member of the men’s soccer team, gives his testimony during the Athletic Chapel Oct. 26.

Marissa Brown, a Barons softball player, opened the program in prayer, and Jana Reynolds, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach and director of the Wellness Program, closed the program in prayer, inviting those needing special prayer or confession to come to the altar. Almost every seat was empty as the entire student body came forward to receive prayer.

Praise and worship music was led by BPC alum Martin Luther Wardlaw, and praise music was sung by a choir of female athletes.

Brewton-Parker College is the only accredited four-year Christian college in South Georgia.

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