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Ms. Marbeth Gray’s Public Speaking class at Simpson Academy did a phenomenal job presenting during Chapel on Wednesday. Their message correlated with the Christmas Story while answering the question, “Is the Bible still relevant today?” We are so very proud of each one of our cast members, and we give a special thanks to Mr. Buddy Mullins for providing a special message and music.
On Wednesday, December 8, students at Simpson County Academy presented a program that centered on the Christmas story. This presentation consisted of an integration of oral communication skills and Biblical principles intended to promote academic achievement and moral values. The students had the opportunity to apply classroom instruction in a real-life setting before an audience of faculty and peers. The message was intended to help the audience focus on the question “Is the Bible Still Relevant Today?” Students tried to convey the importance of on relying upon God and standing upon Biblical doctrine in a time when people are gravitating away from the traditional values that have provided a solid foundation for our nation. Students were dressed in Biblical costumes to help create a realistic scenario. When the students’ segment of the program was completed, special guest Buddy Mullins reinforced the message with his own reflections and sang for the audience.
Cast of Characters
Montgomery Booth – Introduction
Bryce Williams and Gage Smith – Reading of the Christmas story
Narrator – Braden Duncan
Connor Cone – Shepherd
Peyton Mitchell – Angel
Mary – Avery Daughdrill
Joseph – Brayden Ellis
Jesus – Barrett McKenney
The Wise Man – Chanse Funchess
The Donkey – Emma Scoggins
Address to SCA students – Ben Kennedy
Christmas Devotional – Tyler Flynt
Marbeth Gray – Final Comments
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