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Education
BJU Invites Community to Educational Street Fair
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- By Randy Page - BJU

Bob Jones University invites the community to its annual U.Day Saturday, Oct. 8, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on front campus.
“With nearly 60 booths and several shows, this year’s event will be better than ever,” said BJU President Steve Pettit. “U.Day is one of the highlights of Homecoming weekend. Our faculty and staff collaborate to introduce exciting new activities each year.”
U.Day, short for University Day, features a fun, educational street fair including dozens of interactive booths sponsored by a variety of BJU’s academic programs as well as the Museum & Gallery and Answers in Genesis.
Video Exposing Pornography in Schools is Banned from Youtube
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- By Capitol Resource Institute
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Capitol Resource Institute (CRI) recently uncovered a book, titled Trans+, that is available in school libraries across the country. In an effort to unveil the agenda that this book represents, CRI simply opened the cover and recorded the contents.
The mere depiction of the words and graphics is so sexually explicit that the video elicited an immediate ban on YouTube!
Below is that YouTube video CRI created to show parents exactly what their children are being exposed to at school.
We share this video with the warning that it contains obscenity and pornographic images, but we believe it is vitally important for parents to truly understand what the public school system is trying to do to our children.
City of Greer Recognizes NGU’s Baseball Championship
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- By Billy Cannada - NGU

The City of Greer recognized North Greenville University’s 2022 NCAA Division II baseball national championship with congratulatory signage at the corner of Poinsett Street and Highway 29, and at the university’s Tim Brashier Campus at 405 Lancaster Avenue in Greer.
NGU President Dr. Gene C. Fant Jr. expressed his appreciation, emphasizing the importance of North Greenville’s continued relationship with the City of Greer and the surrounding communities.
“NGU’s Tim Brashier Campus in Greer continues to grow in large part because of the vision and energy demonstrated by the city’s leaders, including Mayor Rick Danner,” President Fant said. “We are grateful for our partnership in so many efforts to improve the quality of life in this hub of the Upstate, as we continue to equip transformational leaders for this region.”
Fireworks To Cap Homecoming Weekend at BJU
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- By Randy Page - BJU

Bob Jones University will host a 15-minute fireworks display Saturday, October 8, in Alumni Stadium at approximately 9 p.m. as part of its Homecoming Weekend celebration. Fireworks will begin following the men’s soccer match against Regent University.
Members of the public are invited to attend the fireworks show.
Local residents are asked to take precautions for pets and individuals with sensitivity issues during the event.
Jeff Deyo to Host Night of Worship at North Greenville University
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- By Billy Cannada - NGU

Award-winning singer and songwriter Jeff Deyo will lead a “Night of Worship” at North Greenville University on Thursday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. in Turner Chapel.
“We’re so excited to have the opportunity to host Jeff on campus at North Greenville,” said NGU Director for Traditional Admissions Katie Lynn Marshall. “His contribution to our modern worship culture is very significant and we can’t wait to join him for a night of worship as a campus community.”
Home School Curriculum; From Fringe to Mainstream
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- By Catching Fire News
Wondering how to get started homeschooling? What curriculums work and which don't?
Cathy Duffy, home school curriculum expert joins Hal and shares which things to consider first, how to choose a curriculum, and how to expand the home school experience outside of the classroom.
President Fant Honored For Five Years of Leadership
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- By Billy Cannada - NGU

From a dinner with trustees to a student tailgate, celebrations across the North Greenville University community honored NGU President Dr. Gene C. Fant, Jr., and First Lady Lisa Fant during the week of Sept. 19-24 for their five years of leadership. [In addition to hosting an array of events honoring the Fants, NGU received written words of congratulations from scores of individuals. Those messages are available online by clicking here.]
State and local leaders joined with NGU board members, faculty, students, and staff in recognizing President Fant’s contributions.
South Carolina Lt. Governor Pamela Evette was one of several state leaders to speak at a celebration Chapel last Wednesday as the Fants were honored in NGU’s Turner Chapel.
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