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We study apologetics, how to share our faith, and why our faith is important to us.
These books help us learn to defend our faith as it says to in
I Peter 3:15 and II Corinthians 10:3-5.
We sing worship songs during Bible.
We discuss different "Christian living" topics and debate things, backing them up with Scripture. We learn to view things from a
biblical perspective.
We learn how to find verses in the Bible that relate to certain topics and ideas, as well as verses that explain what we
believe and why.
The students must know all 66 books of the Bible, in order, by the end of the school year.
Ministry:
One of our class ministries is supporting our troops. We write letters to soldiers and go on a field trip to
Military Mom in Action to help pack boxes for soldiers. We also pray for people we know
who are in the military.
Another ministry is helping out with the Alpha Pregnancy Care Center. It is a Christian, pro-life
pregnancy center in the Capital District. We collect coins to donate to the center during the bottle drive and
we go on two field trips to volunteer there.
We also adopt a refugee family during Christmas time. We make ornaments and buy presents to give them for Christmas, since they don't
have much at all. We deliver these to their home and meet the family.
We have "adopted" grandparents from the Atria Shaker Assisted Living
Center. several residents visit our classroom about once a month and do crafts, games, or other activities with the students.
We carol at Atria Shaker for Christmas and make Christmas cards for the residents.
We make cards for Veterans' Day and give them to veterans at the VA Hospital in Albany.
We do Holiday Mail for Heroes as well.
We also make get well and sympathy cards for members of the school community. We make birthday cards for faculty and staff at the school.
Along with the school, we participate in Operation Christmas Child and send
gift boxes to children around the world.
We also help in the school's collection of nonperishable food items to donate to the
Capital City Rescue Mission.
Bible Memory Policy:
Tests will be in written form. Verses, including full (not abbreviated) references, must be memorized exactly, including spelling (using the 1984 NIV).
Grading will be the number of words missed divided by the total number of words, times 100. Words such as "and", "the", "a", "an", "of", etc. will only be one
point. Spelling will count as a half of a point. Words that should be capitalized and aren't will have a half of a point taken off. In addition, words that should
not be capitalized and are will also have half of a point taken off. Punctuation will be extra credit (half a point each, excluding periods).
Ex: Psalm 19:14 There are 8 small words (in italics) at one point each. 100-8 = 92. There are 16 regular words. 92/16= 5.75 so those
words are 5.75 points each. This obviously will changed, based on the length of the verse.
Verse Study Tips:
In addition to praying for our military, we also pray for missionaries and an unreached people group during Bible
class. We pray daily for specific requests for healing, comfort, and salvation of those we know, along with any other requests that
are mentioned.
We use Prayercast.com to learn about other countries and how we can pray for the people.
Ideas of What to Pray For:
Thanks for praying!
Bible Links:
Apologetics
Lee Strobel.com: the books on apologetics that we read in class
Ministry
Atria Shaker Assisted Living
Center
Others
Bible Gateway: the Bible online
Books of the Bible song (YouTube)
Christianbook.com (CBD)
Frogs, Frogs, Frogs song (YouTube)
The Living Word: local Christian bookstore
One Place.com: Christian Radio Online
Plugged In: from Focus on the Family (movie, music, TV)
Supporting Our Troops:
America Supports You: Our Military: how to help, send a message of support
Any Solider Inc.: supporting soldiers: includes links for the Army, Marines, Navy, and Air Force
Military Mom in Action: How You Can Help and Needs
VA Kids: veterans page for kids
© Miss Crachi
We read The Case for Faith: Student Edition by Lee Strobel.
We also read The Case for Christ: Student Edition by Lee Strobel.

Students memorize verses and be tested once a week on Fridays (exceptions noted in class and on the Edline calendar).
May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in Your
sight, O LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer.

Here are some ways to learn and practice your Bible verses (many ideas are from the students):
Prayer:


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