Colonial Hills Christian School - Encounter Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Page 26 text:

In the fourth week of the school year, the ninth through twelfth grades set out on an un- precidented adventure to the WILDS. We really didn't want to go, but it was so good we didn’t want to come home. (Stuart Neil) It was a time for fun and relaxation. There were many com- petitive games scheduled. Also there was plenty of free time in which rafting, canoeing, and watersliding were offered for those who wanted to get very wet and cold. Apart from all the ac- tivities, much emphasis was placed on spiritual teaching . .. (Tonya Aderhold) For the First half of the trip, I was having a lousy time, rejecting God’s Word. But Wednesday night, when Tom Farrell was preaching, God's Spirit spoke to my heart and showed me the need for Christ in my life. That night, during the invitation, I accepted Jesus as my personal Savior. (Dow Jones) The Wilds meant a lot to me because that was the place I changed my attitude toward my fellow students and, of course, my teachers. There I learned how to have my daily devotions and to love one another. Thanks to the faculty, I've changed — believe it or not. (John Okam) I appreciate the Wilds because I accepted Christ there last year. This year, it meant a lot to me because the speakers made me realize that I was backsliding away from Christ. During an invitation, I recom- mited my life to the Lord. (Jay Hudson) 0 BOYS BEYOND THIS POINT 22

Page 25 text:

Colonial Hills Students Choose Homecoming Queen 1982

Page 27 text:

23