"Brains, lungs, rectum, stomach, feet, oesophagus, spinal cord, testicles, large intestine, small intestine, spleen and udder."
This list has actually just recently been banned from school lunches in England. Apparently these were allowed before?!
So the answer to what that mystery meat really is has been answered....Rectum!
Go to http://www.tes.co.uk/2237483 for the actual article.
2006-06-02
Think Your Parents Are Overprotective?!
So the next time you start complaining about how you parents are too involved in your lives remember this story...
Mum worried about love life of daughter, 68
Social workers called out by a worried mum to speak to her daughter about her loose morals were shocked to find out their ages.
They had to tell the 92-year-old German mother that her 68-year-old daughter's love life was none of their business.
Adelheid Schmidt called the youth department of social services in Hildesheim, Lower Saxony, to complain about her daughter Tina's "uncontrollable, immoral and loose behaviour with men".
Mrs Schmidt made the call after she found out that Tina had a boyfriend.
But the social workers told her they could not help her as her "child" was 50 years past the age limit where social services can get involved.
Story from Ananova: http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1855057.html?menu
Mum worried about love life of daughter, 68
Social workers called out by a worried mum to speak to her daughter about her loose morals were shocked to find out their ages.
They had to tell the 92-year-old German mother that her 68-year-old daughter's love life was none of their business.
Adelheid Schmidt called the youth department of social services in Hildesheim, Lower Saxony, to complain about her daughter Tina's "uncontrollable, immoral and loose behaviour with men".
Mrs Schmidt made the call after she found out that Tina had a boyfriend.
But the social workers told her they could not help her as her "child" was 50 years past the age limit where social services can get involved.
Story from Ananova: http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1855057.html?menu
2006-06-01
Journaling Wednesday May 31st, 2006 – Tuesday June 6th, 2006
Scriptures to Read:
Matthew 28:19-20
Acts 1:8
2 Corinthians 5:14
Mark 16:15
2 Corinthians 5:20
Romans 1:16
Philemon 1:6
Galatians 6:9
2 Thessalonians 2:14
Hebrews 12:1
Matthew 25:34-35
Romans 10:14-15
Thoughts to Journal:
#1 Choose one of the following sentences and finish it in your journal:
- The first words out of my mouth in the morning are…
- When I’m feeling overwhelmed I usually…
- When I need to go somewhere to think, I will most often…
- My favorite fragrance is…
- The best thing about our youth group is…
#2 Draw a pair of feet or make a collage of feet.
#3 Fill a page in your journals with a list of things that make you sad.
#4 Journal your answer to this question: What if God was calling you to be a missionary?
#5 Watch one half hour of news on TV and make a list of the things that would break God’s heart and another list of the things that would make God smile.
#6 Write out 3-4 of the scriptures you have read this week along with a brief description as to what they mean to you.
Matthew 28:19-20
Acts 1:8
2 Corinthians 5:14
Mark 16:15
2 Corinthians 5:20
Romans 1:16
Philemon 1:6
Galatians 6:9
2 Thessalonians 2:14
Hebrews 12:1
Matthew 25:34-35
Romans 10:14-15
Thoughts to Journal:
#1 Choose one of the following sentences and finish it in your journal:
- The first words out of my mouth in the morning are…
- When I’m feeling overwhelmed I usually…
- When I need to go somewhere to think, I will most often…
- My favorite fragrance is…
- The best thing about our youth group is…
#2 Draw a pair of feet or make a collage of feet.
#3 Fill a page in your journals with a list of things that make you sad.
#4 Journal your answer to this question: What if God was calling you to be a missionary?
#5 Watch one half hour of news on TV and make a list of the things that would break God’s heart and another list of the things that would make God smile.
#6 Write out 3-4 of the scriptures you have read this week along with a brief description as to what they mean to you.
2006-05-25
Try this game #1
Escapa!
http://members.iinet.net.au/~pontipak/redsquare.html
The site has the rules. Post your top times and let's see how we do!
http://members.iinet.net.au/~pontipak/redsquare.html
The site has the rules. Post your top times and let's see how we do!
Journaling Wednesday May 24th, 2006 - Tuesday May 30th, 2006
Scriptures to Read:
Ephesians 5:1
Philippians 3:21
2 Timothy 1:7
1 John 3:1
1 Timothy 4:11-12
2 Peter 1:3
Joshua 1:8-9
Philippians 3:13-14
Ephesians 2:10
Thoughts to Journal:
#1 Stare at yourself in a mirror for ten minutes, and then write two list, (1) what you like about yourself and (2) what you don’t like about yourself.
#2 Write a description of who others think you are.
#3 Make a list of your Top 7 favorite Movie/TV characters and then give a brief description as to why you relate to them.
#4 Write a description of who you think you are.
#5 Write a description of who God thinks you are.
#6 Stare at a mirror again for another 10 minutes, but this time tape a note to the mirror with the words “The one Jesus loves”. After the 10 minutes journal your thoughts.
Ephesians 5:1
Philippians 3:21
2 Timothy 1:7
1 John 3:1
1 Timothy 4:11-12
2 Peter 1:3
Joshua 1:8-9
Philippians 3:13-14
Ephesians 2:10
Thoughts to Journal:
#1 Stare at yourself in a mirror for ten minutes, and then write two list, (1) what you like about yourself and (2) what you don’t like about yourself.
#2 Write a description of who others think you are.
#3 Make a list of your Top 7 favorite Movie/TV characters and then give a brief description as to why you relate to them.
#4 Write a description of who you think you are.
#5 Write a description of who God thinks you are.
#6 Stare at a mirror again for another 10 minutes, but this time tape a note to the mirror with the words “The one Jesus loves”. After the 10 minutes journal your thoughts.
2006-05-18
YOUR GOD IS TOO SAFE
Last night we discussed the premise of a book by an author named Mark Buchanan titled Your God is Too Safe. If you would like to read a summary of this book you can visit the following link: http://www.christianbooksummaries.com/library/v2/cbs0208.pdf.
Essentially the book proposes the idea that in our journeys of following Christ, we often find our selves stuck trying to live in between the two choices we have, 1. to follow Christ or 2. to reject Christ and pursue our own agenda. Christ never said that pursuing him was going to be easy, in fact he said, " 13"Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. 14But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." (Matthew 7:13-14).
The problem is we often try to compromise the passion that is needed to be a fully devoted follower of Christ. Jesus said that we can not be lukewarm, he wants us to be honest pick a side, but not to lie to ourselves and cheat ourselves, by doing things half heartedly. (Revelation 2-3)
So the book suggested, and we did too, that to leave this "Borderland" we must discipline ourselves to create holy habits that place us daily into the presence of God. This is a dangerous thing to do. To trust God with our lives. But just like the four children in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe learned about Aslan, Jesus is not safe, but he is good!
So the book and I challenge you (and honestly me too) to practice some common and some not so common disciplines. These included:
Woundedness
Confession
Quiet
Fasting
Study
Service
Prayer
and Joyful Celebration.
I also added the discipline of journaling, and have asked that next week along with your Bibles you bring with you a journal of some kind (a spiral notebook, a Big Cheif writing pad, your diary, whatever). We as a group are going to practice this art of journaling and reflection.
Essentially the book proposes the idea that in our journeys of following Christ, we often find our selves stuck trying to live in between the two choices we have, 1. to follow Christ or 2. to reject Christ and pursue our own agenda. Christ never said that pursuing him was going to be easy, in fact he said, " 13"Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. 14But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." (Matthew 7:13-14).
The problem is we often try to compromise the passion that is needed to be a fully devoted follower of Christ. Jesus said that we can not be lukewarm, he wants us to be honest pick a side, but not to lie to ourselves and cheat ourselves, by doing things half heartedly. (Revelation 2-3)
So the book suggested, and we did too, that to leave this "Borderland" we must discipline ourselves to create holy habits that place us daily into the presence of God. This is a dangerous thing to do. To trust God with our lives. But just like the four children in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe learned about Aslan, Jesus is not safe, but he is good!
So the book and I challenge you (and honestly me too) to practice some common and some not so common disciplines. These included:
Woundedness
Confession
Quiet
Fasting
Study
Service
Prayer
and Joyful Celebration.
I also added the discipline of journaling, and have asked that next week along with your Bibles you bring with you a journal of some kind (a spiral notebook, a Big Cheif writing pad, your diary, whatever). We as a group are going to practice this art of journaling and reflection.
2006-05-08
TANGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CAMP
http://www.tanglewoodchristiancamp.com/
Senior High Week of camp will be June 11th - 16th.
At the above website you will find most of the information you'll need including: registration forms, what to bring, camp rules, etc.
Soon to be available: Trevor will be information on traveling and total $. (I know that the registration forms says $115, but we may add another $5 to help cover the expense of gas to and fro.)
Don't worry, Trevor will be attending, which should be an automatic guarantee that this will one of the best weeks of your summer!
Senior High Week of camp will be June 11th - 16th.
At the above website you will find most of the information you'll need including: registration forms, what to bring, camp rules, etc.
Soon to be available: Trevor will be information on traveling and total $. (I know that the registration forms says $115, but we may add another $5 to help cover the expense of gas to and fro.)
Don't worry, Trevor will be attending, which should be an automatic guarantee that this will one of the best weeks of your summer!
2006-05-02
For the benefit of whoever wants to pay attention!
Students, Parents, and whoever else happens across the site. We will try and use this as our main source of communication. I'll post regularly advertising events, sharing previous lesson ideas, and basically opening up a channel of communication between us.
Feel free to post your responses and I'll be checking in at least once a day, Monday through Friday. And I won't promise anything during the weekend, but it's only two days long so don't panic.
Trevor...out!
Feel free to post your responses and I'll be checking in at least once a day, Monday through Friday. And I won't promise anything during the weekend, but it's only two days long so don't panic.
Trevor...out!
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