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Faculty
"To minister in the name of
Jesus to any person who has
a spiritual need was a service
that the Teacher's Prayer
Group accomplished every
Wednesday morning at 7:40
in the teacher's lounge," said
Mr. Gene Ford assistant
principal.
Praying for the school and
other needs that they were
aware of, the group sent small
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Adair, Camille
Adams, Paula
Allen, Sarah
Ashbrook, Loretta
Banister, Mallory
Bass, Catherine
Becton, Vulia
Burk, Juanita
Calhoun, JoAnn
Carroll, Hope
c 'ausey, Linda
Cook, Jean tte
Fields, Shirley
Ford, Aaron
Frey, Lori
Gates, Wanda
Griffin, Lillian
Halsell, Jean
Harris, Jeantte
Hobgood, Jane
Jackson, Charles
Johnson, Elaine
Johnston, Jane
Jones, Robert
ministers
to
gifts or cards to teachers in
sorrow or sickness.
This organization gave
people a chance to share how
God has blessed them. School
Board member Mickey Cook
shared that God was the
answer to his searching for
peace and happiness. Donnie
Graves, former drug addict,
shared how God was the
answer and helped him
withdraw from drugs and
alcohol. Mrs. Claudine Ellerman
told of how she shared God's
love with her athletes.
Evangelist Dave Roever
shared how God restored his
body and spirit after a hand
grenade exploded in his hand
during Vietnam War.
Mr. Aaron Ford said that he
believed it was very important
for him and all school staff
Luttrell, Linda
Marioneaux, Gerry
McCoy, Mary
needs
members to be a Christian
example because of the many
young lives watching and
searching for someone to
display the abundant life that
comes only from Christ Jesus
living in them. (Gal. 2:20)
"Teachers learn more about
God and His love through this
Christian group. Prayer reaches
those whom we can't help at
the time," said Mr. Ford.