What if Scripture is meant to actually be alive and help us to be alive? What might life be like if I actually met God in the pages of the ancient text? What if studying Scripture were less about analyzing a book and more about engaging in an awesome conversation? What if Scripture mattered to my soul? These are some of the questions that Drs. Jud Davis and Drew Randle will be addressing as we explore ancient (and contemporary) ways that the people of God have interacted with Him through Scripture in order to aid in our own souls’ quest to know God intimately. As a retreat CLF, we’ll have some awesome times together over coffee during the weekend of Nov. 6-8.

Formerly known as the "Bryan Film Lecture Series," this year's "Story & Craft Series" will embrace the multi-disciplinary arts that come together to produce a film. These events will be held at Create Here, 55 East Main Street, Suite 105, Chattanooga, TN 37408. Guest speaker: Bill Mallonee, Paste Magazine puts him #65 in the “100 Greatest Living Songwriter’s Poll.” The New York Press calls him the “best folk-rock act nobody’s heard of." Bill will come sing his songs and then talk to us about Faith, Art, and Cultural Relevance and the Christian Artist. The session emphasizes that in order for filmmakers to be better cultural story tellers, they must know their culture better, and film is a multi-disciplinary art.

Formerly known as the "Bryan Film Lecture Series," this year's "Story & Craft Series" will embrace the multi-disciplinary arts that come together to produce a film. These events will be held at Create Here, 55 East Main Street, Suite 105, Chattanooga, Tn 37408. Guest speaker; Pinckney Benedict is called by Joyce Carol Oates “one of the most distinctive voices of his generation.” Pinckney is a novelist and scriptwriter who is currently working on a script with Francis Coppola and will be talking to us via Skype.

The Christmas Banquet for students is held in the Latimer Student Center. The theme is White Christmas.

Meeting in Brock Hall. We will play numerous improvisational games and have a lot of fun.

Jud Davis in Mercer 139

Theological reasons for negative elements in pre-Fall creation? God's use of negative elements in a "very good" creation

Discussion led by Todd Wood in Mercer 139.

Topic: Molen. 2009. The evolution of the horse. Journal of Creation 23:59-63.

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Mercer 110 Students Stopping the Trafficking of Persons

Meet in the Rhea County Room and we will leave from there to go into the Dayton Community.

Arnold 224

Ladies! We will be going through the book, 5 Little Questions That Reveal the Life God Designed for You, by Dannah Gresh

Are you trapped by fears that are staking you to a mediocre life? Do you ever think, "There is no hope for me," "Nothing will ever satisfy me," or "My past disqualifies me from living the life God has for me"?

Do you want to find the freedom to live the life that God has designed for you?

With just five little questions, Dannah Gresh can help you overcome your fears and learn to live in the freedom that God desires for you.

LAT 303 (Spiritual Formation Suite.) Fellowship, Unity, Encouragement and Love is a wonderful campus ministry for women. F.U.E.L's purpose is to glorify God through encouraging one another, praying for one another, challenging one another and holding one another accountable

Rudd Auditorium. This all ladies worship service is sponsored by the Huston Dorm Council.

Faculty and Staff, drop your kids off at Brock Hall from 5-8 pm so they can enjoy music, games, crafts, and more, while you and your spouse enjoy an evening of fun together! RSVP to Jordan Kelly by November 8 with number of children and their ages.

Members of Lifeclub are invited to meet us on the steps of the Latimer Student Center to leave at 11:00 AM.

Please join us in Rudd Auditorium at 7:00 tonight to view the acclaimed documentary Invisible Children. The staff at IC have graciously agreed to join us and talk about the making of the film after the viewing.

Visit the YMCA Family center and offer some homework hints and companionship to Rhea County children. Contact Elizabeth for more information and an application to participate.

Practice soccer field.

Practice Soccer Field

Please join us outside the cafeteria on the steps of the Latimer Student Center. We'll leave from there.

This game is on Central Time at TTU. It is also the last game of the fall.

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Tennessee Tech University is located in Cookeville, Tennessee, a city of approximately 35,000 located midway between Nashville and Knoxville along Interstate 40. The University is situated in the northwest part of town.

Directions to Tennessee Tech's Athletics Venues

From the east or west, approaching Cookeville on I-40: Take Exit 286 and turn north onto Willow Avenue. Drive three miles. Eblen Center, the Tech Soccer Field and Tucker stadium are on your right, while the Averitt Express Baseball Complex and Tech Softball field will be to your left. Turn at the light onto University Drive.

Rudd Auditorium. Sign-ups this week in the lunch line.

Freshmen Talent Show Auditions will be held to determine the top performers for the actual show two weeks later. Each person will very casually perform their act. All acts will be approved on this night as well.

Rudd Auditorium.

Come out for a fabulous night of talent from Bryan College's fantastic freshman class! You will be amazed by the sheer awesomeness of these incredible students. It is sure to be a night of music, comedy, magic, and more!

Practice Soccer Field.

Practice Soccer Field

Location to be announced.

Practice Soccer Field

Help Angel Tree provide gifts for children who have parents in prison. Come decorate a cookie and enter the contest! $1 admittance to Lion's Den.

David Rawley is renowned in Tennessee politics and will be representing the organization, TN Right to Life as the Keynote Speaker. We have been invited by Jim Cobb to attend the meeting. It begins at 7pm, located at downtown the Rhea Country Headquarters, 1359 Railroad Street, which is directly behind the jail and voting center. We will be leaving from the Latimer Parking lot around 6:45pm. If you would like to attend, please RSVP to Bethany Diamond at bdiamond5298@bryan.edu or Amelia George at ageorge0780@bryan.edu.

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