FCCC Student Ministry will taking a trip to Tennessee for the "Always Sisters Forever Brothers" Conference, an annual National Conference to empower youth and young adults! You DO NOT want to miss this conference! Get ready for informative sessions, anointed praise and worship, skits, a fashion show, a concert, and more!
Also, we will be going to a local mall to shop!
FCCC Student Ministry will be taking a trip to Nashville, Tennessee for the “Always Sisters Forever Brothers” Conference!
July 19-21 2012 @ Belmont University
Curb Event Center
OPEN TO ALL TEENS! Young Men & Young Ladies 7th-12th Grades
Always Sisters Forever Brothers is an annual National Conference destined to empower youth and young adults to equip this generation to be knowledgeable in the word of God, confident in their purpose and pressing for- ward into the destiny that God has ordained for them. The conference consists of informative sessions, anointed praise and worship by some of our premier worship lead- ers, skits, a fashion show, a concert, and more!
Conference Host: CeCe Winans
Special Guests: Judge Greg Mathis, Canton Jones, Kiki Sheard, and Tye Tribbett!
Registration & Payment Information
Cost: $130.00 per person
Payments will be accepted Sunday May 6th thru July 1st
Sundays ONLY @ Campus A (800 Quebec Drive)
Minimum down payment of $30 confirms your spot on the bus & hotel room and then weekly payments until $130 is paid in full.
NO refunds or cancellations for any reason
Meals & shopping are NOT reflected in the total cost.
You must bring extra money for this.
DEADLINE FOR PAYMENT: Sun July 1st (no exceptions)
Parent-Teen Orientation—Sunday, July 8th
Immediately after service @ The Rock
(Mandatory for all registered teens & their parents)
For more information or if you have any questions, please contact: Mrs. Rose Sharp @ 983-3300
Published on Monday, April 9, 2012 @ 11:59 PM CDT
“Real Talk” Sunday is a quarterly live talk show that will address the real issues and problems teens face in a fun and relaxing atmosphere, giveaways, and more! Make sure to invite your friends out on Sunday May 20th!
Join us in Student Ministry for our first “Real Talk” Sunday has been rescheduled to Sunday, May 20th @ Campus A-Main Sanctuary!
“Real Talk” Sunday is a quarterly live talk show that will address
the REAL issues and problems teens face in a fun and relaxing atmosphere.
Make sure to invite your friends! Also, we’ll have GREAT prizes/giveaways!
Be watching out for our first topic and more details on our web page
& Facebook page coming very soon!
Published on Monday, April 9, 2012 @ 11:56 PM CDT
Do you LOVE computers?!? Do you love the University of Alabama - ROLLL TIDE? Even if you do not love UA, you will love the exciting computer camps for middle and high school students!
You'll get to hang out on the UA campus in real dorms and learn awesome computer skills! More info....
2012 Camp Dates: Middle School (July 9-13); High School (July 16-20; July 23-27; July 30-August 3)
The University of Alabama Department of Computer Science within the College of Engineering will host a series of Computer Science camps from July 9th-August 3rd, 2012. For 2012, we extend our camp offerings with a week of middle school camp for commuters. High School students will also be given an option to stay in our dormintories as residential campers. Students will be taught multiple topics of Computer Science while learning to program a computer in several exciting contexts (e.g., game programming at the middle school camps; and robotics control and smartphone apps at the high school camps). The Computer Science camps are taught in a manner that encourages self-exploration across multiple projects.
Deadline to apply: April 27, 2012
For more information and to apply, check out:
http://www.cs.ua.edu/outreach/camps/
Published on Thursday, March 22, 2012 @ 8:16 AM CDT
Attachment: ANYTOWN APPLICATION.pdf
Anytown Alabama is more than just a camp for high school students! Anytown is an opportunity for high school students to develop leadership skills that they can take back to their school and community.
It's where you can build close friendships, gain confidence. It's a life-changing event that looks EXCELLENT on any college resume!
High School students from all over Central Alabama are welcome to apply....
Anytown Alabama is more than just a camp for high school students! Anytown is an opportunity for high school students to develop leadership skills that they can take back to their school and community.
It's where you can build close friendships, gain confidence. It's a life-changing event that looks EXCELLENT on any college resume!
High School students from all over Central Alabama are welcome to apply.
CAMP DETAILS
Camp will be from JUNE 3-JUNE 9th at Camp Hargis in Chelsea. The 7-day residential program has a $400 fee, but scholarships are readily available and no student will be turned away because of inability to pay.
Student applications are due by APRIL 13th.
Got Questions or want more information?
For more information, visit - http://ywcabham.org/AnytownAlabama/index.asp or email: anytown@ywcabham.org
Also, you can contact: Mary Chiles, Program Specialist @ YWCA Central Alabama @ 322-9922 x 179
Published on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 @ 9:07 PM CDT
The Miles College Division of Communications‘ Summer High School Multi-Media Journalism Camp is a seven-day residential program providing students with a personal look at the opportunities provided by a career in journalism.
The camp will be held on Sunday, July 8, 2012 through Saturday, July 14, 2012 on the campus of Miles College. The camp is open to rising sophomores, juniors and seniors. Recent 2012 graduated seniors are also eligible.
The Miles College Division of Communications‘ Summer High School Multi-Media Journalism Camp is a seven-day residential program providing students with a personal look at the opportunities provided by a career in journalism.
The camp will be held on Sunday, July 8, 2012 through Saturday, July 14, 2012 on the campus of Miles College. The camp is open to rising sophomores, juniors and seniors. Recent 2012 graduated seniors are also eligible.
Through classroom study at Miles and internship/work-study experiences in newsrooms, it is our goal to enhance this diverse profession by giving students an opportunity to see it firsthand. Students will be mentored by a team of working journalists, PR professionals and faculty members. Additionally, students will partner with reporters, editors, anchors and producers at local news stations to work on news stories and a newscast they will be developing.
For 7 days, 20 participants will become print reporters, multimedia producers and anchors, and will compete for a $1,000 Journalism Scholarship to attend Miles College to study Mass Communications. Students will take a field trip to The Birmingham News and other local media affiliates.
There is no cost to attend.
The first 20 students to submit completed application packets by the deadline and complete the program will be eligible for a drawing to receive an iPod Touch.
The application deadline is May 11, 2012. Selected students will be announced by May 25, 2012.
For additional information about Multi-Media Journalism Camp, contact Lynette Garner, Program Director, at 205-929-1609 or lgarner@miles.edu.
Published on Thursday, March 15, 2012 @ 11:04 PM CDT
