Princeton First Baptist Church hosted a back-to-school pep rally on Saturday night for middle and high school students.
The program attracted over 100 people to the Christian Life Center on Main Street in Princeton. The students registered for gift card prizes as they entered the building before being served a grilled burger and hot dog meal. The group then was divided into 3 groups and played games with the winning team awarded the opportunity to present a pie to the face of school personnel.
There was a time for everyone to join in singing Christian music followed by a guest speaker. Josiah Smith from Vidalia, Georgia spoke to the students about his experiences of playing football in both high school and college. He shared how God had worked in his life and what Jesus did for everyone; all he asked was for them to accept him.
click to download audioSenior soccer player Deacon Carter wanted to come to the program with his team.
click to download audioFellow senior soccer player Chase Lantrip shared he enjoyed the night and related to the speaker.
click to download audioFirst Baptist youth worker Brittany Choate felt like the night was a success.
click to download audioInterim Pastor Harrell Riley noted he was grateful for the students who attended the program.
click to download audioFollowing the program each student who registered had their name drawn to win a gift card.
