Kids Life Crafts Field Trip December 4th
From Kristie Schubert –
To Kids Life Crafts Parents:
So far this year, we have learned about Canada, Scotland, Russia and China. We are learning facts, geographical information and making crafts. The crafts we have been making lately are ornaments for the Festival of Trees. Our theme this year is “For God So Loved the World.”
I have scheduled a field trip for anyone who would like to view our tree. The location is at Tabby Place on Port Republic Street at 10 am on Friday December 4th. Admission is $3 for Adults and $1 for children.
This year’s festival also includes shops, Santa and a Snow Day on Sunday December 6th. A full schedule is here: https://www.facebook.com/FestivalofTreesBeaufort/photos/a.161043790573275.38525.135934063084248/1101916136486031/?type=3&theater
All proceeds go to benefit Friends of Carolina Hospice. The ornaments for our tree were made by the children in our “Crafts around the World” classes during Woman’s Life.
Please call me at 843-592-0528 if you have any questions regarding the field trip December 4th.
Thank you,
Kristie Schubert.
South Carolina’s Constitutional Convention Lecture Thursday Nov 5th at 6 pm
For Info
“SC’S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF 1865” with Dave Smoot
Thursday, November 5, 2015 at 6:00 pm
Beaufort District Collection, 2nd floor, 311 Scott Street, Beaufort
The Civil War was over. The Union had won. After 4 long years of war, what would the peace look like? Would Reconstruction be a preservation of the old, or a remaking of the new? Answers to this very important question varied throughout all the former Confederate state conventions as they prepared to re-join the United States. All the eyes of the nation were on South Carolina – which in the eyes of the victors had started the whole fracas. What would South Carolina’s new state Constitution say? Would it be accepted? Would it allow the state to re-enter the Union? The Convention was lively to say the least. Half the delegates said that “The war is over. Let us move on.” The other half said, “No way!” What did the representatives of Beaufort District say? Come learn about the state Constitution in force from September 1865 to mid-April 1868 with Dave Smoot.
Smoot has been doing history for most of his life. Currently he is employed by Parris Island Museum. He enjoys portraying a Civil War Surgeon in living history programs and is a former director of a Virginia living history museum.
Sheryl Duffy
Museum Aide
MCRD Parris Island, SC
Comm: 843-228-2205
Bridal Shower
Susan Brant and Stephanie Fowler are hosting a bridal shower for Brittany Sutton (she is engaged to my son Zachariah) next Saturday the 31st at 10:00 am in the Fellowship Hall at CBC.
I was supposed to get it into the bulletin so that all the ladies at church would know that they were invited to come, but I dropped the ball and did not submit it in enough time.
Please forgive me! Here is the invitation:
Please join us for a bridal shower in honor of
BRITTANY SUTTON
Saturday October 31 at 10 am
Community Bible Church Fellowship Hall
Beaufort, South Carolina
Kindly RSVP to Susan Brant
and Stephanie Fowler at 843-476-1215 if you are planning to come.
Thank you –
Charlotte Cushman
843-592-1502
The Lord will keep you from all harm – He will watch over your life. Psalm 121:7
Hosts needed for “Meals with a Missionary”
From Barbara Paul – 
Be a part of world missions! Host a meal for missionaries coming to CBC for the World Missions Conference!
People should contact me at 843-645-2353. Meal hosts need to invite some friends/ neighbors to their home to share a meal with a missionary and then hear about the missionary’s work and country. It can be geared for all ages. It is suggested that the meal be a potluck dinner.
Guidelines for Hosts
Meals with a Missionary
Purpose: Provide a meal and a time for missionaries to share his/her story in a small group setting, either at the table or after the meal
Date: Thursday, Oct 1, 2015
Time: 6 PM – 8:30 PM
Place: Homes of CBC members, hopefully at the same location where the missionary is staying
Who is invited? Missionary (and their translator), and friends and neighbors of host family, ABF groups, missionary’s host family.
Who does the inviting? The host/hostess
What kind of meal should be served? Potluck dinner is encouraged, thus sharing the work
What kind of food should be served? Chicken and rice seem to be a staple all over the world. The fellowship counts more than the food!
How many guests should you invite? Meal hosts may decide upon the exact number of guests, however, 10-12 guests is the desirable size; invite more guests than desired so that enough will actually be present for the meal; several families together may be host for the meal; or a supporting ABF may be a host for the meal
Who is responsible for transportation of the missionary? Meal hosts may be responsible for transporting missionaries/translators to and from their host homes, or for giving directions to their home
What is the evening program? After a short introduction of the missionary by the host, the missionary should speak about his work, his family, his country. The evening program should end about 8:30/9 PM, so that the missionary can get ready for the Friday events. The missionary should share about 30-45 minutes and allow some time for questions and answers.
Any questions? Call Barbara Paul at 843-645-2353 or Joyce Woodard at 843-706-2941
Register for FREE Saturday Homeschooling Seminar
It’s not too late to register for the Homeschool Encouragement Seminar that will be held THIS SATURDAY from 9 a.m. until noon at Community Bible Church of Beaufort. As a reminder, no childcare will be available. All area homeschooling moms and dads are encouraged to attend. PLEASE RSVP online to reserve a seat: cbcofbeaufort.org.
Click here to RSVP online if you plan to attend this event.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 * 9 a.m. – noon
Start the new homeschool year right with an encouraging seminar designed for homeschool parents. This seminar seeks to offer back-to-school refreshment with veteran homeschoolers sharing their wisdom and experience. Ready to be refreshed, re-focused, and re-energized? Then mark your calendar for Saturday, August 15 beginning at 9 a.m. at Community Bible Church.
9:00 a.m.
Refreshing the Hearts of Homeschooling Parents… Ed and Deb Vernoy
Getting to the heart of homeschooling/Reaching the hearts of our children for the Lord.
10:30 a.m.
Teaching 2+2 While Running a Zoo… Mark and Sharon Mansell
You can’t homeschool undisciplined children. What does the Bible say about discipline and how should it affect our home education?
*No childcare will be available. Each session will include Q&A at the end. For room scheduling purposes, click here to RSVP online if you plan to attend this event.
Be sure to sign the attendance sheet at the entrance if you wish to count this seminar as one of CBCCA’s mandatory teacher trainings. This seminar does not replace the mandatory CBCCA meeting on August 18. This event is free and open to area homeschoolers.
RSVP Today for Back-To-Homeschool Encouragement
Click here to RSVP online if you plan to attend this event.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 * 9 a.m. – noon
Start the new homeschool year right with an encouraging seminar designed for homeschool parents. This seminar seeks to offer back-to-school refreshment with veteran homeschoolers sharing their wisdom and experience. Ready to be refreshed, re-focused, and re-energized? Then mark your calendar for Saturday, August 15 beginning at 9 a.m. at Community Bible Church.
9:00 a.m.
Refreshing the Hearts of Homeschooling Parents… Ed and Deb Vernoy
Getting to the heart of homeschooling/Reaching the hearts of our children for the Lord.
10:30 a.m.
Teaching 2+2 While Running a Zoo… Mark and Sharon Mansell
You can’t homeschool undisciplined children. What does the Bible say about discipline and how should it affect our home education?
*No childcare will be available. Each session will include Q&A at the end. For room scheduling purposes, click here to RSVP online if you plan to attend this event.
Be sure to sign the attendance sheet at the entrance if you wish to count this seminar as one of CBCCA’s mandatory teacher trainings. This seminar does not replace the mandatory CBCCA meeting on August 18. This event is free and open to area homeschoolers.
Back to School Encouragement Seminar for Homeschool Families
SAVE the DATE
Saturday, August 15
8 am until noon at Community Bible Church
Start the new homeschool year right with an encouraging seminar designed for homeschool parents.
This seminar seeks to offer back-to-school refreshment with veteran homeschoolers sharing their experience and wisdom.
More details to come!
Kelly McDaniel – mcdfamilyx7@gmail.com
Colonial Williamsburg Fun!
Free Tickets Available for Homeschoolers
From Paula –
Atlanta Braves offers an honor roll program and students in neighboring states can participate. They have a code for homeschoolers! You get a free ticket for the child and I think one for an adult! They are only good for certain games. They are listed on the link. I emailed and got the code and they told me I could share it! We have done this in the past with our six flags read to succeed tickets for a fun, ticket paid trip! Just click below and follow directions with the code! If you have any questions feel free to email me! Paula Kizer kpkizer@gmail.com
Log on to www.braves.com/achiever and use promo code 0HSV96.
String Lights & White Tulle Needed
From Sue Bingham –
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