From Christian Education Department (CED)
Join Reverend Dr. Fite and the Steele Hill Church Family on Sunday, June 9, to celebrate "Education." We will honor our Class of 2024 and students from kindergarten to 11th grade! Education is a cornerstone of success, as we all know.
Sneek Peak (Class of 2024)
College Graduates
Alana Gibbs
Harrison Davis
Continuing Education
Jalin Taylor
High School Graduates
Kamya Brooks
Brianna Davis
Kolbe Johnson
Graduates, your church family celebrates your achievements and prays for your ongoing success! Oh,The places you will go!
Clergy Corner
Rev. April Wolfe
Friday Devotion
Psalm 16:1
Preserve me, O God, for in you I put my trust.
There are many places in the world who do not preserve food the way we do in America. We have access to pressure cooking, frozen, canned and other means.
Some places understand better the words “give us Lord our daily bread” without preservatives.
One must ponder what is God’s preservation is for us as human’s.
As trouble comes our way. Often we survive because of God’s grace. We are blessed by His ministering angel’s. We do not rot and wither away the way the world does if we are following God's way.
Prayer: Preserve me, O God for in you I put my trust. A-men
Where was Pastor Fite this week?
On TV - WSPA, Spartanburg, SC
AP African American studies course to be dropped in SC public schools
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – The South Carolina Department of Education said AP African American studies will not be offered in the state’s schools anymore.
The decision comes after districts, like Greenville County Schools, wrapped up a two-year pilot program for the AP course.
The class was developed by College Board, a nonprofit that creates AP (Advanced Placement) courses taught across the country. According to a College Board overview, the course is a study of the diversity of black communities in the United States.
“They [students] are getting hands-on college experience while still in high school so the transition from high school to college is not that hard for them,” said Dr. Jerret Fite, a Clinton College professor.
In a statement sent out to school districts, Deputy Superintendent Matthew Ferguson said there has been significant controversy surrounding the course.
Many teachers and students in the Greenville County school district have vocalized their frustration at the removal of the course, saying this course on the AP level is a necessity.
“The District received official notification yesterday, June 4, 2024, from the South Carolina Department of Education that the African American Studies AP course will not be available for the 2024-25 school year. Some high schools within Greenville County had this course scheduled for the spring of 2025, which provides the District time to consider the appropriate path moving forward.”
Adult Sunday School Lesson
Sunday, June 9, 2024
Experiencing Hope
Topic: Reflecting God's Spirit
Background Scripture: 2 Corinthians 3: 1 - 18
Home Daily Bible Reading
Friday, June 7 Exodus 34: 28 - 35 (Transfigured by the Power of God)
Saturday, June 8 Deuteronomy 31: 1 - 8 (Be Strong and Bold)
Sunday, June 9 2 Corinthians 3: 5 - 18 (Ministers of A New Covenant)
Men's Fellowship Breakfast with Osceola
Calling All Fathers, Men and Young Men!
Plan to join us as we enjoy fellowship with our neighbors – the aroma of bacon and coffee is already in the air!
Saturday, June 15, 2024
8:00 AM
Steele Hill Fellowship Hall
June 10 Odell Witherspoon III
June 11 Ray "Man of Distinction" Morrison
To Help You Make It Thru The Week
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