Read Terry's Weekly Blog by clicking on the link below. Listen to your choice of sermons by clicking on one of the links below. August 1, 2010 Communion Stories: Whisper of Grace Mark 13:17-26 Terry Cosby July 25, 2010 Lost Luke 19:10; Acts 1:8 Terry Cosby July 11, 2010 What Do We Say Jesus Is? Matthew 8:27-29 Ann McAlpin Click here to listen to previous sermons. To contact Pastor Terry Cosby, you can reach him at the Chapel each weekday morning except Friday.  He can also be reached on his cell phone (817-600-4269) or by e-mail at terry@whitebluffchapel.org. Mission Moment: Chapel Members Support Whitney Children with Tuition and Transportation to Attend Sandy Creek Bible Camp

Volunteer Drivers (l to r) include (back row:) Rich Bassi, Sonny Boatman, Claude Dorman, Charlie Baker, (front row:) Jan Bassi, Mary Boatman, Rose and Bob Buckner

Sandy Creek Bible Camp, in Washington County, Texas, is located not too far from College Station, at a drive of approximately two and a half hours each way from Whitney.  The purpose of Sandy Creek Bible Camp is to teach the gospel of Jesus Christ to children (and adults).  Each summer there are camp sessions where children engage in typical summer camp activities, such as horseback riding, softball, swimming, archery, etc., as well as experiencing Christian growth and fellowship.  Several of the campers we have sponsored have accepted Jesus into their lives and expressed an interest in baptism.

For several years, White Bluff Chapel has provided the tuition for children who cannot otherwise afford to attend Sandy Creek Bible Camp.  Volunteers from the White Bluff community also assist in transporting these children to and from camp at their own expense.  The children, hailing from the Whitney area,  have come to our attention through both the Whitney Angel Tree Program and the after-school program at First Baptist Church in Whitney. The First Baptist Church provides tremendous support and resources in helping us send these children to camp, and White Bluff residents, Ron Quiggins and Ann Jackson, have worked diligently in this effort for several years.

The Chapel's budget this year for Sandy Creek Bible Camp is $7,200, which is sufficient to send twenty-four (24) children to camp.  We should be close to reaching that number when we send off the last group of campers on July 18, 2010.  On behalf of everyone involved with this project, which functions under the leadership of the White Bluff Missions Committee, we thank the members of White Bluff Chapel for the financial resources as well as the commitment to transporting the children to and from camp.