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PCA Artists Win Awards In Competitive Art Show!

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If you happened to go to the Coastal Carolina Fair last week, you may have spotted the work of many PCA artists displayed in the Exchange Building. In the highly competitive Youth Fine Arts Show, PCA had three winners! Congratulations to Ala Overcash and Levi Song, who won Judge's Awards for their pastel marshes. This award comes with a $35 check! Congratulations also to Ford Silvester for his 1st Place ribbon!

Other students chosen to represent our school in the Youth Fine Arts Show include: Lois Beech, Emily Mitchell, Grace Branch, Breck Mayer, Elliana Surrat, Lillian Grooms, Gracia Harrelson, Mady Fennessy, Bennett Vesper, Blaise Sorensen, Connor Kizer, Noah Moser, Aaron Caddel, Cooper Anderson, Grayson Campbell, Zella Horton and Spencer Evans.

In the room next door, several students were entered into the Creative Arts Show. Congratulations to Colin Johnson for his 1st Place ribbon and 2nd Place Overall rosette in that contest! More 1st Place ribbons went to: Reese Elmenhurst, Isabella Schuman, Levi Song, Tabitha Hewitt, Mady Fennessy, Blaise Sorensen, Cole Seitz and Grant Blackwell. Second Place ribbons were awarded to: Ford Silvester, Avery Reppard, Millie Ralph, Landry Bowen, Noah Moser and Sally Cease.

Art Teachers, Mrs. Siegwald and Mrs. Seitz, are so pleased with the hard work and talent of our amazing PCA artists. Way to go, Eagles!

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The Gift Of Encouragement: From One Student To Another

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For the past three years the middle and high school students have been meeting together in small groups. These groups meet every other week for fellowship, worship, Bible study, and sometimes, to simply come together to bring joy to others.

Recently Kara Karnes' small group of seventh graders decided that they wanted to serve others around campus and make them smile, so the team came up with the idea of making Encourage Stones and leaving them around campus for others to find. The girls brought in the paint and stones and set to work decorating and laying them out.

Margaret Askins, a member of Karnes' small group, said the group chose to do Encourage Stones because “we wanted to have something for little kids to find to cheer them up if they were having a bad day!”

Lower school student Tinley Hargrove was lucky enough to find one. “I was walking to my car when I found it. I think it is an amazing idea. It made me feel that God put me there to find it.”

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