Bryan Calendar - Bryan College Events

"The Road Home"- Welcome back Bryan Lions! Don't miss Homecoming this year, with events like the New Entrance Dedication, new Townhouses Celebration, hike to Pocket Wilderness, the huge Tailgate Lunch, Varsity Men's Soccer game, Sports Hall of Fame & Alumnus of the Year, bonfire & MUCH more!

For more information and to register, please go to www.bryan.edu/homecoming

This event is an opportunity for students to partake in a special complimentary breakfast hosted on the Bryan College Campus. Members of the Admissions and Financial Aid Office, as well as a few faculty and current students, are also invited to this event. Students have the opportunity to sign up for a tour and request an admissions and financial aid meeting that afternoon when they register for the event.

This is a time for Faculty and Staff to get together to praise God for answered prayer and pray for the needs of the College as well as personal needs. We will meet in the Latimer Student Center, Room 302. All faculty and staff are invited to attend.

Orientation session for new Degree Completion students at the First Baptist Church in Dalton, Georgia, For directions to this location click here.

Orientation session for new Degree Completion students at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in East Ridge, Tennessee, For directions to this location click here.

The Lions will compete at home against the Yellow Jackets in the opening game of the Bryan Classic Invitational.

The Lions will compete at home against the Cougars in the Bryan Classic Invitational.

The Lions will travel to Marietta, GA, to compete against the Hornets.

The Lions will travel to Wilmore, KY, to compete against the Eagles.

The Lions will travel to Nashville, TN, to compete against the Trojans. The game is scheduled for 5:00pm ET/4:00 PM CT.

The Lions will compete at home against the Cavaliers in the first conference match of the 2010 season.

The Lions will compete at home in a conference match against the Bulldogs.

The Lions will compete at home against the Bears.

The Lions will travel to Lookout Mountain, GA, to compete against the Scots.

The Lions will compete in a conference match against the Cobras during Bryan's Homecoming weekend.

The Lions will compete at home in an opening-season match against the Bulldogs.

The Lions will travel to Sewanee, TN, to compete against the Tigers.

The Lions will compete at home against the Scots.

The Lions will compete at home against the Cavaliers.

The Lions will travel to Athens, TN, to compete against the Bulldogs.

The Lions will travel to Maryville, TN, to compete against the Scots.

Pianist David Walters performs a "double bill" featuring works from the classical repertoire and from the jazz tradition--accompanied by friends in Rudd Auditorium. This event is free and open to the public.

The Lady Lions will compete against the Lady Eagles in the first home game of the 2010 season.

Classes begin for Cohort 11 of the MBA at Bryan. Classes will be held at the Krystal Building location at One Union Square, Suite 214, Chattanooga.

National ACT Testing for high school students who have registered on-line with ACT. See www.act.org for more information. Arrival time is 7:45. Instructions for admittance are printed on your testing ticket. Mercer Hall is the location for the National ACT Testing

The Lady Lions will travel to Campbellsville, KY, to compete against the Lady Tigers.

The Lady Lions will travel to Clearwater, FL, to compete in a tournament hosted by Clearwater Christian College.

The Lady Lions will travel to Bristol, VA, to compete against the Lady Cobras in their first conference match of the season.

The Lady Lions will travel to Bluefield, VA, to compete in a conference match against the Lady Rams.

The Lady Lions will compete against the Lady Eagles in the first home conference match of the season.

The Lady Lions will compete at home in a conference match against the Lady Bulldogs.

The Lady Lions will compete at home against the Lady Scots.

The Lady Lions will travel to Montreat, NC, to compete in a conference match against the Lady Cavs.

The Lady Lions will travel to Johnson City, TN, to compete in a conference match against the Lady Buffs.

The Lady Lions will travel to Athens, TN, to compete in a conference match against the Lady Bulldogs.

The Lady Lions will compete at home against the Lady Rams.

The Lady Lions will compete against the Lady Bulldogs in the first conference match of the JV season.

The Lady Lions will compete at home against the Lady Scots.

The Lady Lions will travel to Montreat, NC, to compete in a conference match against the Lady Cavs.

The Worldview Initiative will conduct a conference for Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN.

The Lady Lions will travel to Lookout Mountain, GA, to compete against the Lady Tigers at Covenant College in the NCCAA Mid-East Region Classic.

The Lady Lions will travel to Lookout Mountain, GA, to compete against the Lady Eagles at Covenant College in the NCCAA Mid-East Region Classic.

The Lady Lions will travel to Williamsburg, KY, to compete against the Lady Patriots.

The Lady Lions will travel to Nashville, TN, to compete against the Lady Trojans. The game is scheduled for 7:00pm ET/6:00pm CT.

The Lady Lions will compete at home against the Lady Cavs in their first conference match of the season.

The Lady Lions will compete at home in a conference match against the Lady Bulldogs.

The Lady Lions will travel to Maryville, TN, to compete against the Lady Scots.

The Lady Lions will travel to Lookout Mountain, GA, to compete against the Lady Scots.

The Lady Lions will compete at home in an opening-season match against the Lady Scots.

This is a time for all Bryan College staff (full-time and part-time) to fellowship together over lunch in the Rhea County Room. Announcements are given and there is a small program.

All music majors and minors will be honored at a reception in Brock Hall. Required attendance.

Repertoire featuring professors of the Bryan College Music Department in Rudd Auditorium. This event is free and open to the public.

Repertoire in Rudd Auditorium, featuring students of the Bryan College Music Department. This event is free and open to the public,

The Lady Lions will travel to Campbellsville, KY, to compete against the Lady Tigers.

Orientation session for new Aspire students at the Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church in Cleveland, Tennessee. For directions to this location click here.

Orientation session for new MBA students at the Krystal building in downtown Chattanooga, For directions to this location click here.

This FREE seminar will help you understand simple wills and receive answers to basic questions such as: What is a will? What happens to an estate without a written will? and What are the benefits of writing a will?

Online registration for this FREE seminar is available at www.bryan.edu/seminars. Please call Steve Keck in the Bryan College Office of Planned Giving at 423-775-7323 or e-mail him at steve.keck@bryan.edu if you have any questions.

We hope to see you there!

Latimer Dining Hall.

Open auditions for the Christmas musical - SCROOGE - rudd Auditorium

Auditions for the Christmas Musical - SCROOGE - Rudd Auditorium

Today is President's Chapel. Dr. Livesay, President of Bryan College will share his thoughts with the Bryan community.

Today’s chapel is a Corporate Worship Chapel. We believe that worship is a lifestyle of response to God as we come to know Him better. Corporate worship is a unique part of that worship lifestyle that invites the Bryan family to respond together to God's work among us.

Today's chapel will introduce students to the opportunities they will have at Bryan to study and serve internationally, including the Italy Abroad program, The ACTS Project, and Break for Change.

Rev. Augustine Asr is the founder and Executive Director of Word for the World, an incarnational ministry operating among the leper, slum dwellers, villagers and handicapped. The ministry started with just eight people and a budget of $200, and has since grown to include 152 missionaries in thirteen Indian states throughout the country.

Classes will meet in various locations. TBA

Dayton’s own Rev. Carter Johnson is a Tennessean of Tennesseans. As an undergraduate, Rev. Johnson studied Business Administration at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and went on to pursue graduate degrees at Columbia Biblical Seminary in South Carolina: Masters of Divinity; MA in Christian Education; and MA in Biblical Studies. He was ordained into the PCA in 1985, and served in churches in Georgia and South Carolina before becoming founding pastor of Westminster Presbyterian in 1991. Rev. Johnson is the happy husband of Gale, and the proud father of Benjamin, Evan and Nathan.

Today’s chapel is a Corporate Worship Chapel. We believe that worship is a lifestyle of response to God as we come to know Him better. Corporate worship is a unique part of that worship lifestyle that invites the Bryan family to respond together to God's work among us.

In September, 2000, Pastor Ron Cook accepted a call from Rock Island Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN. During his pastorship, he has been involved in numerous organizations and ministries including director of Inner City Ministers/Hope of Inner City, Director of East Chattanooga Weed and Seed Initiative, and Vice-President of the Chattano0ga Clergy Koinonie. He has also served on numerous boards such as the Boy Scouts of America, Front Porch Alliance, and the Chattanooga Housing Development Corporation. Pastor Cook is also known as a vibrant and dynamic preacher

In September, 2000, Pastor Ron Cook accepted a call from Rock Island Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN. During his pastorship, he has been involved in numerous organizations and ministries including director of Inner City Ministers/Hope of Inner City, Director of East Chattanooga Weed and Seed Initiative, and Vice-President of the Chattano0ga Clergy Koinonie. He has also served on numerous boards such as the Boy Scouts of America, Front Porch Alliance, and the Chattanooga Housing Development Corporation. Pastor Cook is also known as a vibrant and dynamic preacher.

A member of the Spiritual Formation Department will share with the Bryan community.

Leo Sayles has head volleyball coach at Bryan College since 2004. In 2006 he was named Volleyball Coach of the Year in the Appalachian Athletic Conference. Coach Sayles worked with students and young adults in a variety of settings for over 20 years. Before coming to Bryan, he received teacher awards in California and Connecticut, one of which , the "Light of Our Lives" award, was created in his honor. He coached high school championship teams in volleyball, basketball soccer. Beyond his work as a teacher and a coach he served as a youth pastor in rural, urban and suburban settings from 1987-2004. Leo is a regular contributer to FCA's daily IMPACT email devotion.

Rev. Mark Jones, a Bryan alum, is the worship pastor at Trinity Bible Church, in Richardson and holds a Master’s of Christian Education degree from Dallas Theological Seminary. Mark has been in full-time pastoral ministry for over 21 years and on the staff at Trinity for 15 of those years. Originally from the beautiful Garden State, New Jersey, he and his beautiful wife Rebecca have been married for 18 years and have 3 wonderful and talented children. Mark has ministered in churches in Tennessee, Maine, New Jersey and Texas and has led worship up and down the East Coast at camps youth retreats and conferences and has also traveled overseas to India and Africa to minister to pastors and worship leaders. Mark loves to write about lifestyle worship and minster through song and can be found on the internet sharing both. (www.worship-lifestyle.blogspot.com and http://www.youtube.com/user/mrlna2008)

Spring Chorale auditions in Rudd 119.

The Worldview Initiative will conduct a conference at Grace Christian School in Raleigh, NC.

The Worldview Initiative will conduct a day conference for homeschooled students in Moody, AL.

Stop by to "read" our faculty/ staff living books. Location: Spoede Lounge

The Lions will travel to Harriman, TN, to compete in a doubleheader scrimmage against the Raiders.

The Lions will compete at home in a scrimmage against the Wildcats.

The Lions will compete at home in a doubleheader scrimmage against the Raiders.

"The Road Home"- Welcome back Bryan Lions! Don't miss Homecoming this year, with events like the New Entrance Dedication, new Townhouses Celebration, hike to Pocket Wilderness, the huge Tailgate Lunch, Varsity Men's Soccer game, Sports Hall of Fame & Alumnus of the Year, bonfire & MUCH more!

For more information and to register, please go to www.bryan.edu/homecoming

Dr. Bradshaw began his studies in psychology here at Bryan College. He received his M.Ed. in Community Counseling at Georgia State University, and then went on to pursue a Ph.D. in Counselor Education at the University of Tennessee. Dr. Bradshaw is a Psychologist at Chattanooga Bible Institute, and is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors and the Christian Association of Psychological Studies. Areas of especial interest and expertise include counseling, “dysgraceful faith” and forgiveness.

The Lady Lions will travel to Johnson City, TN, to compete against the Lady Cavs in the 2010 Milligan Mountain Madness hosted by Milligan College.

The Lions will travel to Mount Berry, GA, to compete in the Berry Invitational.

The Lions will travel to Vaughn's Gap in Nashville, TN, to compete in the Commodore Classic hosted by Vanderbilt University.

The Lions will travel to E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville, KY, to compete in the Greater Louisville Classic hosted by the Greater Louisville Sports Commision.

Sign-Up sheets are posted on the bulletin board across from the mail room.

If you are interested in tutoring students in a variety of subjects, including ESL tutoring, and developing relationships with people in the local community, then please come out to the Spoede Lounge (in the Library) to hear what the Tutoring Ministry will be doing this year! We will have good food to snack on as well!

At the home of Charlie '81 and Sandy '80 Edgerton

4254 State Hwy. 49

Burlington, NC

Dinner provided!!

RSVP: davidt@bryan.edu

423-605-6472 cell

Cherrydale Baptist Church

3910 Lorcom

Arlington, VA

Hosted by Tim McGhee '99

DINNER PROVIDED!!

RSVP: davidt@bryan.edu

423-605-6472 cell

Mercer 133

For those interested in arguing and possibly getting trophies because of it, I would encourage you to come to learn more.

In today's chapel we'll be considering the chapel theme for the year through a panel discussion including Paul Boling, Peter Held and Bonnie-Marie Yager.

Testify (PCI Drama and Creative Movement ministry) is putting on a Showcase in Brock Hall at 7pm, Sunday September 5th. Anyone is welcome, especially those who may be interested in joining Testify!

The Lady Lions will compete at home against the Lady Scots.

Dr. Sanders will be giving an update on his research into Verbenaceae baraminology.

Mercer Room 139.

Dr. Lestmann will be leading a discussion of a paper in Theology & Science.

Bovell, CR. 2010. Two examples of how the history of mathematics can inform theology. Theology & Science 8;69-85.

Mercer Room 139

LAT 303 - Spiritual Formation Lounge

Get involved with PCI's Senior Adult Ministry, SAM! At this meeting we'll let you know what we are about, the types of nursing homes we visit and how you can contribute.

Students for Life would like to invite you to learn more about us this Wednesday at 5 PM in the conference room on the 3rd floor of the Student Center (LAT 302). We are a group of students who work to raise awareness on campus about issues concerning life (specifically abortion) and help with the Women's Care Center in Dayton. For more information, please join us.

PALS is a big brother/big sister mentoring PCI ministry, focusing on children in the Dayton community. Meet in Latimer 303 for an informational meeting.

LAT 303
Goals for your part in Pals
How often you plan to meet with your pal
How we can help or give advice (are you having any problems)
Fun ideas for events, etc.

CSL Plasma Center, Chattanooga, TN

Help Lifeblood Ministries kick off the new school year by coming along on the first trip of the semester following an inspiring week with Augustine Asir.

A caravan will depart from the front of Latimer at noon, we will travel to the plasma center in Chattanooga, and return immediately to campus. We'll have snacks, some great fellowship, and a grand ole time.

Summers Gym

The Lady Lions will compete at home against the Lady Scots.

Mac's Cafe

Enjoy homemade milkshakes and a chance to win a $20 Walmart card at SIFE's 2nd Annual Inner Mix Party! Plus, get an all access pass to great music, information, and fun. For more details contact Cami Plaisted at cplaisted5520@student.bryan.edu.

The Lady Lions will travel to Clearwater, FL, to compete in a tournament hosted by Clearwater Christian College.

Gymnasium

A class dodgeball tournament. It will be double elimination and a championship class will be crowned. Everyone is invited to play and to support their class.

Bethany

Inner City Impact has served the inner city of Chicago since 1972. Committed staff reach kids ages 5 – 18 in some of Chicago's toughest neighborhoods -- Humboldt Park, Logan Square, and Cicero.

Through ICI's core programs, dedicated full-time missionaries and volunteers work with children in Bible studies, one-on-one discipleship, and in a variety of Christ-centered, wholesome and fun activities.

http://www.innercityimpact.org/

Donna Morgan with the TN Legislative Internship Program will be on campus recruiting for 2011 Legislative Interns. She will be in the Kiosk in the Latimer Student Center. For more information and an application, please come to the Career Center.

You visit their website at www.capitol.tn.gov

Donna Morgan with the TN Legislative Internship Program will be on campus recruiting for 2011 Legislative Interns. SHe will be in the Kiosk on the 2nd floor of the Latimer Student Center. For more information and an application, please come to the career center.

You may visit their website a twww.capitol.tn.gov

Academic Support Center (1st Floor of the Library)

The ASC Exam Proctoring Service supports the Bryan community by proctoring exams for students who need special accommodations, who need to take an exam outside of regular class time, or who are enrolled in distance learning courses at other institutions.

Academic Support Center (1st Floor of the Library)

Go online to www.bryan.edu/asc to schedule an appointment with a trained writing consultant. The ASC also has tutors available in the following subjects: Bible, French, Greek, Hebrew, History, Math, Science, and Spanish.