Church Observation

We had an outstanding experience this past weekend at Vacation Bible School. It is my understanding to hold a weekend version of VBS was something new this year, and it was a success. I want to first thank all who involved in food preparation and setup, it would not have been the success it was without each one of your support.

The outside observation that I went to, was the church service that was interpreted at Wind City Church. I often don’t go to church one because I haven’t really found the church for me, and it’s hard for me to understand and actually take in what it being said by the pastor, and when I do understand, sometimes it’s just hard for me to believe what is said, however, I do believe in God. Anyways, when I went to the service I wasn’t all that interested in going, but it turned out really good. I feel that it was a great observation for me, and it was very influential somehow.

For this first Experience Paper I went to a Mormon Church with one of my dance teachers and her family. I had never gone to a Mormon Church before so the experience was new to me.

For the past 6 years I have gone on a church retreat to Gatlinburg with my youth group.

Religious exercises give a premise to social backing outside of the home, consequently battling the dejection, despondency and separation which can prompt psychological wellness issues (Sherkat and Ellison 1999). An investigation of 14,521 understudies utilizing the National College Alcohol Study information set found that the individuals who reported being in any event to some degree religious experienced less manifestations of misery than the individuals who pronounced themselves not religious, but rather it didn't control for any outside components (Phillips and Henderson, 2006). Understudies who discovered significance in religion adapted preferable to stressors over the individuals who did not (Pollard and Bates, 2004). Then again, understudies who were more included in most profound sense of being accounted for larger amounts of individual

On 10/21/15 at approximately 1821 an ICS was activated at Bethune for an offender OID 238366 who complaining of a chest pain and Medical was requested to respond. Upon arrival offender was sitting in wheelchair in no apparent distress. offender was assessed and was treated per protocol and brought to the clinic for further assessment. On call provider was notified with assessment findings and gave new orders. Offender was treated per on call orders and the primary provider will follow up tomorrow.

Recently, I took the opportunity to visit a different church’s service other than my own. I did a lot of research to see what services close to where I live and thankfully I live somewhat close to Toledo so there were many different options. I chose to attend a service at Congregation B’nai Israel, which is a Jewish service. I didn’t know if I would feel comfortable going by myself so I asked my mom to also go with me because going to different services and churches can sometimes be an overwhelming experience. We dressed conservatively because we weren’t exactly sure how to be dressed. Before attending this service, I had never been to a Jewish service.

In the home of Emma Lou Davis Young ( Ma Dear), we lived in an environment of much love ❤️ and prayer. Mother reared twelve children and treated each of us the same.When necessary she did not spare the rod. She taught us to live a righteous and just life by serving God first . She prayed consistently and constantly for her children. We would be in a circle with joining hands and bowed heads. Also at the table we recited Bible verses before eating. Although we had always been a member of a church, we joined the Greater Tabernacle Baptist Church in 1970 under the leadership of the late Rev. D. N. Jones. Two of our siblings F.M. and W.C. Davis had joined before us in 1965 and were Jr. Deacons. We all were very active in the Church. Mother served

On 8/24/17, at 1907 hours, I was dispatched to 4246 Shadow Creek Circle, Oviedo, Seminole County, in reference to an overdose.

Fright, worry and sadness filled my mind, while screams prayers, and holy oils filled the sanctuary. October 2, 2016 in Pelham,Ga we had communion at our church. Everyone dressed in white was ready to receive the body of Christ along with the blood of Jesus. The ladies accepted it first, then the men, then the pastors, missionaries, and evangelist.

When I was in the eighth grade I visited a church camp at Mount Lebanon. During this time I had no idea what kind of person I was, where I fitted in at school, church, or who I really was deep down. Thanks to my mentor and dear friend Danny Bolin, that summer I would start to become the leader I am today.

I prefer the common cup, but would defer that decision to the congregation. I would rather not put roadblocks in the way of people who fear the use of the common cup is not "hygienic", and thus, absent themselves for the holy Supper of our Lord. In the congregation I currently serve, both are offered each week, which seems to be a workable compromise.

The use of sound in the church scene helps to develop a tense atmosphere and keep the audience in suspense. In this scene several sound techniques are used such as silence, music and diegetic sounds. For example, the scene starts with the blacks singing gospel music, as the camera cuts to the KKK members waiting outside the church the volume of the music is decreased and we hear footsteps on gravel. The camera cuts back to inside the church the music is amplified again, once again the camera cuts back to the awaiting men the music is quieted and the sound of crickets stands out in night's silence. Silence is a very effective technique to use when creating tension within a scene, this

The questions are categorized in three major sections, which are shown in sample survey as “Chapel Attendance”, “Chapel Analysis,” and “Worship reflection.” Chapel attendance criteria is composed with seven questions that asks of a student’s consistency in chapel attendance as Kuyper College does not require students from attending chapels. As a result, Kuyper College chapel struggled through its attendance rate at year 2014, recording lowest number of approximately 15 people or less out of around 250 student body. Fortunately, the number of chapel attendance at year 2015 is now restored and average chapel attendance records around 90-120. However, fluctuating number of the chapel attendance shows that there are no guarantee for the Kuyper chapel to face similar problem. Therefore, questions 4-6 ask whether a student attends the chapel regularly and if so, which day they tend to attend the chapels most. If a student replies that he or she does not attend chapel regularly, then the question 7 asks the student reason behind lack of their attendance rate. The question 7 provides multiple choices for a student to choose from such as homework, sleep-in, work, and more.