Baccalaureate Services for the graduating class of Caldwell County High School was held Sunday evening in the Fine Arts Building on the high school campus.
The Class of 2024 gathered at 6:00 pm to participate in the first of three programs of the graduation week activities. The students entered the theater to the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. The invocation was given by Maci Tyler and the scripture was read by Marissa Smith. Ellie Ramey then introduced Rev. Kirk Greenfield Pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church as the speaker for the night. Greenfield has been a Pastor for 25 years and also taught in the local school system for 6 years. Rev. Greenfield shared it was an honor to be asked to speak to the class which includes his daughter.
He noted he was glad to be a part of the Baccalaureate service and that they continue to be held locally.
click to download audioBrianna Greenfield shared she was proud to have her Dad as the speaker for the night.
click to download audioRhett Miller is a long time educator at Caldwell County and also has a daughter in the graduating class. He feels it is important to have the Baccalaureate service as part of the graduation activities.
click to download audioRev. Mark Faughn Pastor of Cedar Bluff Baptist Church is happy that the senior classes continue to vote to hold Baccalaureate services.
click to download audioFaughn explained his church as well as other churches move their services to the school to support the students and wish more people would get involved.
click to download audioAfter Rev. Greenfield delivered his message Donovan Eisenhauer offered the benediction and the service was dismissed. The Class Night program will be held Tuesday evening beginning at 6:00 pm in the Fine Arts Building and can be found on WPKYonline.com as well as the Baccalaureate Service.
