Latasha Reeves will be undergoing surgery. Can you help by preparing a meal for this sweet family? Details below:
This is the link to the meal schedule for Latasha. Our password is 5242 to get to the schedule. Thank each of you for sharing your love and time to prepare a meal for the Reeves family. Once you get to the website, you will see all of the details. Scroll down under the photo that comes up and look for Find and that is where you put in Reeves and the password of 5242. I know the Reeves will be so grateful.

God bless each of you.
http://www.TakeThemAMeal.com/meals.php?t=CXFA40

TOMORROW Supercharged Science is presenting a free live online class on Robots and Robot Building.

Your kids will learn about Electricity, Magnetism, gears, pulleys, motors and LOTS more.

Plus, during the class your kids will do hands-on experiments including building a working robot!

You can register here for free: http://www.superchargedscience.com/opt/hslda-robotics-tc-opt-03-2017/

(Once you register I’ll also email you detailed videos on how to do the experiments from the class even if you can’t attend or missed the class , including how to build a working robot from stuff you have around the house).

By the way, my name is Aurora Lipper, Founder of Supercharged Science. I’ve been teaching science for over 15 years, worked for NASA, been on the faculty at California Polytechnic University and written over 15 award-winning science curriculums and programs (They have won awards like Cathy Duffy’s Top 102 Picks, Practical Homeschooling’s #1 science curriculum, and lots more).

If you’re interested in ANY of the following, then this is for you:

1. Giving your kids a first-class, A+ education in science WITHOUT needing to teach it yourself.

2. Not worrying if you don’t know a thing about science or the experiment. (Just follow what I show you step-by-step!)

3. Having your kids learn about:

What a robot is and what they are used for in real life
How robots work using electricity, motors, gears, pulleys, wheels, pneumatics and hydraulics.
How school robotics teams are now run like sports teams, but for kids who like science (plus learn real-world hands-on STEM skills). And, you don’t need to attend a school to be in their after-school robotics program (It’s where all the Brainiacs hang out).
I’ll guide your kids through building a working robot and give them plans for several more.
Help kids understand how engineers use math and physics to design robots that do everything from building cars to landing on mars.
How new robots will help do everything from finding cures for diseases to fighting fires to exploring Mars.
And, of course, we’ll talk about the robotic self-driving cars that have been talked about so much recently.

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 16th is this LIVE online class where you’ll get all this and more.

(Even if you can’t attend , register anyway and I’ll send you a link to videos for doing the experiments.)

There’s no charge it’s a complimentary class for you and your kids 🙂

During the class, kids will get free prizes and be able to ask me questions.

Also, everyone who registers will get a collection of free science lessons and step-by-step videos you can do on your own.

I know you and your kids will really get a lot out of this.

Happy Experimenting,

Aurora Lipper
Founder of Supercharged Science

P.S. Giving your kids a quality science lesson when you’re NOT a science expert yourself can be a major challenge. But it doesn’t need to be.

I’ve devoted my life to helping kids learn science in a way that they really enjoy and which makes it easy for you as a parent to teach.

Come to this online class and you’ll see what I mean:

===> http://www.superchargedscience.com/opt/hslda-robotics-tc-opt-03-2017

(Do register quickly, as spots are filling up!)

Are you looking for a place to serve? We are looking for some smiling faces to help with the “concierge service” in the Children’s building.

Who can serve? If you are 18 or over, a church member and have filled out or are willing to fill out a children’s ministry volunteer form. A married couple would be a great fit as we need two people for each time slot.

When would I serve? Only once a month (or more if you wanted); 15 minutes before/after each service. (9:00-9:30 and 10:45-11:15)

Where would I serve? The front foyer entrance of the children’s building.

What would I do? Since the parking in the front of the children’s building is reserved for first time visitors with children;  you would greet families as they came to the door,  help them fill out the child registration form and escort them to classes as needed.

For more info or to volunteer, please contact Claudia: 843-525-0089 or cbcgay@gmail.com

Call Bev Barnett if interested.  843 524 5779 or email bevbarnett@gmail.com.  Thanks!

You’re invited to visit the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism at CU’s annual Spring Blitz on April 13, 14, 17 and 18.