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"Since they could not get him to Jesus because of the crowd, they made an opening in the roof above Jesus by digging through it and then lowered
the mat the man was lying on. When Jesus saw their faith, he said
to the paralyzed man, “Son, your sins are forgiven.”
Mark 2:4-5 (NIV)
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This past week in Chapel, we continued our journey through the Book of Mark. Being guided by Mark 2:1-12, we discussed both the picture of a true friend and the picture of our true need.
As you are in your homes, in your cars, and around the table this upcoming week, read the following passage and discuss the following questions:
[READ MARK 2:1-12]
- “In these verses, what is the obvious priority of these four friends? In what ways did these four friends sacrifice for their paralyzed friend?”
- “In Chapel, we talked about the principle, ‘As a follower of Jesus Christ, God will always call us to do uncomfortable things’…why is this statement true? Why is this statement important…especially as it applies to our friends?”
- “To what lengths are you willing to go to see your friends come to know Jesus?”
- “When Jesus saw the paralyzed man, who was lowered through the roof and was now at His feet, and Jesus’s first words to him were, ‘Son, your sins are forgiven.’ what does that tell us about this man’s (as well as our own) greatest need?”
- “What is the greatest miracle in these verses…Jesus forgiving the man of all his sins or Jesus giving this man the ability to walk? Why is that the greater miracle? Which one of these miracles made an eternal difference?”
- “How can I pray for you?”
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THIS WEEK:
“Parable of the Sower” (Mark 4:1-9)
Ben Wallis
Director of Spiritual Life
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For continual updates, be sure to
follow us…
INSTAGRAM: pacsspirituallife
TWITTER: PACS_Chapel
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Prince Preview is an opportunity for prospective families to visit campus,
talk with administrators and teachers, and review curriculum
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To attend Prince Preview, please RSVP to Victoria Carter at
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The Prince Avenue Christian School high school Fine Arts Department presents:
Still Life With Iris
Thursday, October 19
at 7:00 pm
Friday, October 20
at 7:00 pm
Saturday, October 21
at 2:00 and 7:00 pm.
All shows are at
Seney-Stovall Chapel.
Tickets are $12 online and $15 at the door.
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Infield Clinics are open to all Prince and non-Prince students.
Pre-registration ends on October 9th.
Clinics are every Monday beginning October 23rd – December 11th.
Walk-ups welcome at a per session rate of $20/session.
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Homecoming 2017 ~ October 10th - 13th
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Alumni Tailgate: Friday, October 13th
Brad Akins Field
6:30 pm Under the Tent in the "End Zone"
There will be food and fun for the entire family. Homecoming football tickets are free for all alumni and one guest. For admittance, Alumni should check-in at the alumni table at the home gate and tell the gate attendant the year they graduated. All other tickets may be purchased at the stadium for $7 per person.
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Homecoming Spirit Week Theme Days
October 10th - 13th
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Tuesday: Nerd vs. Jock
Wear your best mathlete or athlete attire! Suspenders, letter jackets, pocket protectors, basketball uniform… It’s Prince Avenue so…
it’s cool to be cool & cool to be un-cool!
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Wednesday: Country vs. Rocker
Be your best country singer or rock it in your best Rock & Roll wear!
Anything from cowboy boots & hats to classic bands from the 50’s to the 80’s…Prince Avenue ~ “we’re a little bit county and a little bit rock & roll!”
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Thursday: Summer vs. Winter
Cold or hot? Headed to balmy Hawaii or the frigid cold weather of the Alps…calling all Wolverines to celebrate your favorite season. Whether your Wolverine is HOT, HOT, HOT or CHILLY & COLD…
celebrate our colors, BLUE & GOLD!
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Friday: Future vs. Past
Let’s take the Wolverines to another Galaxy, far, far away… who knows who you’ll encounter in space, maybe Zenon, ET, ewoks, planets, stars or even astronauts… OR…Let’s throw it back to days gone by….beginning of time, The 50’s, 60’s, 70’s or 80’s …. you decide the decade.
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Thursday, October 12th
6:00 - 6:45 pm
Wolverine Pavilion
Free pizza will be served to PACS students and families.
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Wolverine Growl
"Pep Rally"
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Thursday, October 12th
7:00 pm
Wolverine Gymnasium
All students & families will gather to show our Wolverine spirit.
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If you would like to order Fall Pictures please return your form with the late fee to the box outside Mrs. Bentley’s office or to the front office
no later than Tuesday, October 10
. After Tuesday, you will need to contact Spring Street Studios at (770) 267-7882.
If your child had retakes, proofs will be delivered in three weeks.
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The PACS Media Center
will be selling Fantastic Savings
coupon books from
October 7 – November 27.
The books are $15 and contain coupons to well-known businesses in the Athens area.
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Please check the web site for any rescheduled varsity games or other events.
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Monday, October 9
No School
Tuesday, October 10
C Day Schedule:
Middle & High School
- Spirit Week: Nerd vs. Jock
- Varsity Cross Country Meet @ Riverside Military 5:30 pm
Wednesday, October 11
D Day Chapel Schedule:
Middle & High School
- Spirit Week: Country vs. Rocker
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Thursday, October 12
A Day Schedule: Middle & High School
- Spirit Week: Summer vs. Winter
- Pre-Growl Block Party 6:00
Friday, October 13
B Day Schedule: Middle & High School
- Spirit Week: Future vs. Past
- Alumni Homecoming Tailgate 6:30 pm
- Varsity Football vs Hebron Christian @ Home (Homecoming) 7:30 pm
Saturday, October 14
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Monday: No School
Tuesday: Wings
Wednesday: Chicken Parmesan
Thursday: Nachos
Friday: Fox's Pizza
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