We are very excited to have Nathan Randolph scheduled to be with us as our guest speaker for the 2011 Youth Forum. Nathan is the son of Glenn and Janice Randolph. Glenn (a.k.a. "Randy") was our pulpit minister for several years in the 1980s, so we knew Nathan as a young boy! But we've heard great things about him since he's grown up and become a youth minister.

Watch this spot for more information as it becomes available.

This is our final opportunity to finish up all of the designated projects for this summer before camp sessions begin.

We have accomplished a lot and it's a great feeling. Thank you to each one of you that gave of your time and energy to make this all possible.

Primary Week begins on Monday. Aren't we glad camp is ready?

The weather is warmer, the creeks are flowing, and summer is upon us. To many of us that means one thing - Midnight Sun Bible Camp can't be too far off!

But before camp can happen, we have a lot of preparation work to do. The winter seems to bring a workload of tasks that must be done before we can open the camp for campers. And that takes a lot of hands to accomplish the necessary work in a very short length of time.

A lot of the work doesn't require any special skills, just a willing spirit. Of course, some jobs do require specialized abilities such as carpenter and electrical.

No matter what your skill level, we need you. It's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, work with your family and other Christians, and prepare the camp for the many that will enjoy it this summer.

The weather is warmer, the creeks are flowing, and summer is upon us. To many of us that means one thing - Midnight Sun Bible Camp can't be too far off!

But before camp can happen, we have a lot of preparation work to do. The winter seems to bring a workload of tasks that must be done before we can open the camp for campers. And that takes a lot of hands to accomplish the necessary work in a very short length of time.

A lot of the work doesn't require any special skills, just a willing spirit. Of course, some jobs do require specialized abilities such as carpenter and electrical.

No matter what your skill level, we need you. It's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, work with your family and other Christians, and prepare the camp for the many that will enjoy it this summer.

Today is the final class for the spring quarter. Sunday, June 6, begins our summer quarter. All children, ages pre-kindergarten through grade 12 remain in their present classes.

Children that have turned three within the last three months may now go to the 3 & 4-year-olds' class. Great things await them!

John's class on Saturday mornings continues. The study is called Bible Structural Analysis Through Inductive Study - A Graphics Approach, but don't let that scare you off!

If you want to learn how to study God's Word, come to this class. It is simply a matter of reading the text, reading the text, and reading the text again. Then we let the Scriptures speak for themselves. After reading the text several times it becomes clearer just what it says to us. We don't have to come up with our own interpretation and we don't have to go find out what others say the text means.

We can soon begin to graphically reproduce the text. Graphically reproduce? That just means to put the text into a different format so we can see the depth of each phrase and how it relates to other phrases.

If you're a serious student of the Bible, you won't find a better way to spend two precious hours each Saturday morning for ten weeks.

John's class continues every Saturday morning through September 11. The class meets in the Deaf Chapel at the Anchorage Church of Christ.

John's class on Saturday mornings will resume today. The study is called Bible Structural Analysis Through Inductive Study - A Graphics Approach, but don't let that scare you off!

If you want to learn how to study God's Word, come to this class. It is simply a matter of reading the text, reading the text, and reading the text again. Then we let the Scriptures speak for themselves. After reading the text several times it becomes clearer just what it says to us. We don't have to come up with our own interpretation and we don't have to go find out what others say the text means.

We can soon begin to graphically reproduce the text. Graphically reproduce? That just means to put the text into a different format so we can see the depth of each phrase and how it relates to other phrases.

If you're a serious student of the Bible, you won't find a better way to spend two precious hours each Saturday morning for ten weeks.

The church office will be closed Monday, May 31, in observance of Memorial Day. We will resume normal hours tomorrow, June 1 at 8:00 AM.

Our Annual Senior Banquet is a grand and exciting occasion. We take this time to honor our graduating seniors and we hope you will join us.

This year's theme is "Once Upon a Time" and the when you enter the portals of our building you will be "transported" back into the days of the kings, queens, lords, and ladies.

Dress is semi-formal to formal (ties and jackets for the men and boys, knee-length or floor-length for the ladies).

The gormet meal will be catered by Miss Toni and her skilled crew.

Tickets are $15.00 per person or $25.00 per couple. Seniors' tickets are free, but seniors must get a ticket. See Judy Singleton to purchase or pick up yours. Make your check out to Anchorage Church of Christ and marked Senior Banquet in the memo. Continued . . .