Dr. Charlie Bass Addresses Chapel

The BPC Concert Choir sings Robert Ray’s, “He Never Failed Me Yet,” as part of the October 9, 2012 chapel.

“Worry shuts our bodies down,” Dr. Charlie Bass said while speaking about seeking God’s kingdom in his message to the chapel congregation. Bass is the Vice President of Student Services. (Photos by Lauren Stoops)

By Lauren Stoops

BPC Staff Writer

Brewton-Parker’s own Dr. Charlie Bass spoke at the chapel service on October 9, 2012. His message was based on Matthew 6:32-34. He started by placing these two verses in the context of Matthew 6:24, which talks about how slaves can only serve one master. He said that, as Christians, we try to serve both the world and God as our masters. He then told students how to serve God by giving them a couple of take away statements:

• Spend time with God, not have a time with God.
• Study God’s word, don’t simply read God’s word.

The BPC Concert Choir had their semester debut at the chapel. They sang two songs as part of the worship-through-song segment of the service. Jeff Audirsch also announced that certain memorial items are available for purchase, including engraved bricks and benches. Audition dates for “Voices of Truth” were also announced as November 1, 8, and 29. Interested singers should contact Dr. David Wilson for more information.

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