WHAT IS OUR MISSION AT GOSPEL SOUL CARE MINISTRIES?
We aim to make biblical counseling, mediation, and training available and affordable to anyone in the world.
● AVAILABLE: Usually, these services are only available to those that live close to a provider in their local area. Our online platform allows us to serve our clients no matter where they may be located throughout the world.
● AFFORDABLE: For many people, the cost of counseling services makes the help they need out of reach. Because of the generous support of churches and other individuals, we are able to provide our services to those who need them most.
● ANYONE: Regardless of where you are in life and the season you are going through, we are here to help. We will do everything we can to make sure we connect you with the counselor that serves your needs best.

WHAT ARE OUR VALUES AT GOSPEL SOUL CARE MINISTRIES?
● CHRIST-CENTERED FOCUS: In focusing on the person and work of Christ, we aim to guide counselees to become more gospel-centered in their thoughts, actions, and emotions.
● COMPASSIONATE CARE: We believe people change in an environment of safety and compassion. Our counselors are committed to creating this kind of environment for every counselee.
● ROLE OF THE LOCAL CHURCH: God has ordained us to grow within the context of a biblical community. We aim to provide care that complements the care offered by the local church.

Biblical Counseling Flyer

Tuesday, September 23rd

Please arrive to check in between 9:00-9:30 AM Program Time: 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM Price: $16.00 / Student

Kindergarten through 6th grade; no charge for chaperones

Registration Deadline: Friday, September 19th

Purchase tickets here: https://alabamawildlife.org/water-wonders-day/

*Students and chaperones are responsible for bringing a sack lunch/drink, a complete change of clothes, and water shoes to wear in the creek. Old tennis shoes, rain boots, water shoes, or sandals with a strap around the back are fine; no flip flops.

JOIN US for a WONDERful day!

Aquatic Life Roundup – Students will explore the myriad of life that is supported by a pond by using nets to sample for animals that live there. Students will discover how animals adapt to aquatic life and how their survival is related to water quality.

Aquatic Animal Presentation – Students will learn about and meet several of our education animals that call water their home.

Stream Walk – A walk in Still Creek will spark discussion about how humans contribute to the overall health of our waterways, including man’s effects on water quality, erosion and pollution. Students will learn that our drinking water is the result of a treatment/filtering process provided by our local water systems. Contact Hollie Terry at hterry@alabamawildlife.org or 334-285-4550 for more information

If you are a home school or private school girl age 12 through senior, regardless of your cover school, you are invited to come to the Backlot Battery Color Guard Clinic May 12, 14, and 16 or our new Dance Team clinic May 6, 7, and 8, both from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the Helena Sports Complex (100 Sports Complex Drive). Come to one or come to both and see which one you like best.

• Be a part of a great team of girls.
• Perform with the Backlot Battery Drum Line at football games & parades.
• No experience necessary for color guard. Minimal experience required for dance team.

The Backlot Battery is a private organization and not affiliated with any school.

The clinic is free, but please email backlotbatterycolorguard@gmail.com so we can provide enough equipment for everyone.

The Birmingham Boys Choir is a non-profit, civic organization built with the purpose of helping young boys ages 8-18 grow as musicians/singers as well as strong and true Christian men.

Over the past several years, our “home school” boys have been our fastest growing population in the BBC.  The reason for this seems to be that the goals and aspirations line up so consistently between what the BBC teaches and what Homeschool families desire for their boys.    So much so that we are very interested in providing a Satellite Rehearsal that is specific to Home School Boys.

We would ask that you take a moment to visit our website (www.birminghamboyschoir.org) just to acquaint yourself with what we do and what we can offer.

We are planning a handful of “Exploratory Meetings” with interested Homeschool families to be offered in March and April.

Seating is limited, so if you would be interested in learning more or having a voice in how this could best be accomplished, please follow the link below and let us know that you are attending. You could also let us know that you would like to attend but need a different meeting date/time.

BBC Interest Meeting Sign Up

In case you have never heard of the BBC, here are a couple of links to our most recent Spring Concert, just to give you an idea of what these fellas can do.

Here’s a special treat that will give you a picture of the legacy and values of the BBC.  50^th Celebration Video

Please ask if you have any questions/suggestions at all.

The Pathway and Transfer Center houses the Auburn First dual enrollment program for high school students earning college credit and the Path to the Plains concurrent enrollment program for students who attend a partner community college and intend to transfer to Auburn.

Event Details

What? Auburn First/Path to the Plains Information Night

When? Thursday, March 20^th @ 6:00pm

Where? Auburn in Birmingham Building, 2013 4^th Avenue North, Birmingham, AL 35203

About Auburn First

• Dual enrollment program for students who have completed the 10^th grade.
• Get a head start on their college career.
• Begin working towards a college major while also completing high school requirements.
• Potential to earn automatic admission to Auburn University.
• Classes offered online, asynchronous.
• Information about this program is best directed to non-seniors.

NEW! P2P + Jeff State

• Concurrent enrollment program for graduated students enrolling at a community college.
• Complete general education classes at the community college and take at least one Auburn class each semester.
• Earn an associate’s degree and transfer to Auburn to finish a bachelor’s degree.
• Path to the Plains recently began a partnership with Jefferson State Community College, offering students the opportunity to take classes through both the Jeff State and Auburn University.
• Information about this program is best directed to current seniors.

*Essential is not recommending or promoting this educational offering.  We are simply giving you information about resources available.  Please research and use resources based on your personal evaluation of its benefit for your student and family.