MOUNT VERNON— On Monday, January 20, students gathered around Brewton-Parker College’s flagpole to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through a 1.5 mile march to join the local MLK Day Parade. As students stood in the morning chill sipping on hot chocolate, one face in particular stood out from the crowd. While most in attendance …
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By Thomas Rhodes Student Writer On Thursday, April 18, the Kappa Tau Kappa (KTK) brotherhood visited the Paul Anderson Youth Home to present a $200 donation that they raised during the semester. The Paul Anderson Youth Home is a ministry located in Vidalia, GA, whose goal is to take young men, from the ages …
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By Jerusha Yoder Director of Marketing The Prayer Behind Revival Andrew Murray once stated that “revival must begin with a great revival of prayer. It is in the closet, with the door shut, that the sound of abundance of rain will first be heard.” During the 2018 Fall Revival Week, Brewton-Parker recognized this same truth. …
Pictured left to right: Jonathan Jenkins, Nate Pristavec, Dr. Billy Puckett, Lydia Clements, Dr. Jerry Ray, and Hunter Young MOUNT VERNON— Over 50 Brewton-Parker College students attended the third annual Lion’s Den on Tuesday, Oct. 2. BPC’s Ministerial Association hosts this event each year where a panel of faculty and students from the Christian Studies …
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By Morgan Page, Staff Writer Last week, a diverse group of students from nearly every athletic team and group gathered for the first time this semester for a weekly discipleship class with campus pastor, Steve Edwards. What began in 2015 with merely three students in a small classroom has exploded into a class of nearly …
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Eight Brewton-Parker students and Dr. Billy Puckett, Director of Community and Church Relations, went on a mission trip October 18-21 to Middleburg, FL to serve those affected by Hurricane Irma. “We were trying to follow the example of Christ, who left behind his status and comfort to go to those in need,” commented Puckett.
In Colossians 3:14, Paul encourages Christians to live a life that is marked by “heartfelt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience” (HCSB). Christian volunteers from the Montgomery County and Toombs County area lived out this verse as they worked together to minister to Hurricane Irma refugees.
Paige Norton hoped to go on her first mission trip during her summer break, but God had a lot more in store for the senior Christian Studies major from Brewton-Parker College. After her original mission trip was cancelled, Norton’s professor recommended her to be the female summer missionary for Georgia’s Houston Baptist Association.
Four Brewton-Parker College student-athletes gave up time during summer vacation to help lead and develop the spiritual lives of a younger generation of student-athletes at Fellowship of Christian Athletes camps.
MOUNT VERNON– Construction continues at Brewton-Parker College. With the recent launch of its Rise & Shine Capital Campaign, Brewton-Parker has wasted no time with the building of its new dormitories at Baron Ridge. This summer begins the first of two years of construction. After a span of ten years, it’s exciting to see new ground …