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Bible Club Observation
Dickenson County's newest middle school, Ridgeview Middle School, is often thought of as a jail house, but when one is in the Bible Club it is a very different place. A great activity that is offered by my school is the Bible Club. First, Bible Club is a huge stress reliever. It reminds me of a stress relieving massage that I have seen many people get. Second, it gives me a lot of motivation to live a Godly life. Last, we go a lot of field trips to share the word of God with others. As can be seen, at my school Bible Club is one of the greatest activities that is offered.
First of all, Bible Club is a big stress reliever for me as well as my friends. It helps me relax, and when I walk into Bible Club everything quickly slows down. …show more content…
For example, once we went to watch movie called God's Not Dead 2 it was about a teacher going to court for answering a bible related question that a student had asked. That was just one of the trips that we have taken, we have also taken two trips to the nursing home, two trips to the movies, and we are planning on going to a Casting Crowns concert in March. We go to the Heritage Hall Nursing Home at Christmas and give the people in the Nursing Home Company and treats that we have made for them. Caroling is another thing that we do a lot of in Bible Club especially around Christmas time. I always have fun when I am at Bible Club with my friends. As I have stated, we go on many field trips to many places. In conclusion, a great activity that is offered by my school is Bible Club. First, it is a huge stress reliever to me and all my friends. Second, it gives me motivation to live the way that God has planned for me to, and it gives me motivation to do the things that God has told me to and not fear doing them. Last, we go on a lot of different field trips to many places. I am glad that I go the privilege of being in the Bible Club. In the end, Ridgeview Middle School offers very many clubs, but the greatest one that is offered is Bible
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