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Middle School Retreat

September 19, 2014

From the desk of Tammy Hayes, Middle School Principal: What do you get when you mix two parts high adventure with one part yummy food, combined with a little information about your school’s new Guard Charge and set it down in the middle of the beautiful piney woods for two full days with 122 middle […]

Lower School Chapel Message: Serve Others

September 18, 2014

Kevin Pierce, our Lower School music teacher taught the boys and girls what is means to serve others. The Bible tells us in Peter 4:10:  “as each has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God’s varied grace”.  We can serve others by loving, helping and praying for each […]

Experiencing the Sermon on the Mount

September 12, 2014

On Friday, middle school students in Mr. Rogers’ 8th grade Bible class experienced the Sermon on the Mount. Students have been studying Matthew 5-7 in class so they went out in front of Founders Hall to sit in a kind of outdoor amphitheater, similar to the setting Jesus gave the sermon in so many years ago. Students […]

Getting Ready for MS Retreat!

September 12, 2014

Students got excited for the MS retreat during campus life block on Friday as they had the opportunity to sign up for the various recreational activities available to them at next week’s Middle School Retreat! We are so excited to partner with Frontier Camps to build meaningful relationships between students and faculty and to learn […]

What is God’s Will for Me?

September 11, 2014

From the desk of Dr. Stan Ward, Director of Campus Life & Ministry: When students ask “What is God’s will for me?” 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 gives a definite answer: “Rejoice always,  pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” First Baptist Church of Tyler Pastor*, […]

Student Involvement at Brook Hill

September 05, 2014

From the desk of Dr. Stan Ward, Director of Campus Life & Ministry: Students have numerous opportunities to get involved at Brook Hill. Besides our outstanding athletics and fine arts programs, we also have several campus life opportunities for students. Here is an overview of just a few ways students are getting involved. Student Council […]

Middle and Upper School Chapel: The Real Challenge Behind the Ice Bucket Challenge

September 03, 2014

Brook Hill parent Christi Wyatt-Zimmerman shared the story of her diagnoses and current battle with ALS during both MS and US chapels this week. After sharing with our students about how the current disease is both terminal and incurable, and recounting how she was diagnosed, she then shared with students about how the disease impacted […]

Right Wrong – Lower School Chapel

September 03, 2014

Mr. Pierce lead our students in songs of praise to our great God during chapel this Wednesday. During chapel, students have also been learning about “The Guard Charge.” If you’re unfamiliar with it, The Guard Charge is a sort of motto and prayer for our school this year, that we would Live Pure, Speak True, […]

New Bible Study for Parents

August 29, 2014

Mrs. Bell will start hosting a Bible study for parents, using a video curriculum from rightnow.org. For more information about when to meet, please email her ([email protected]). Here is a description of the video series from rightnow.org: Who is shaping what your kids believe? In these busy, hectic days we take our kids to sports […]

Students Get a Little Crazy at Lower School Chapel

August 28, 2014

Kevin Pierce, music teacher and chapel service leader, helps everyone make a joyful noise to the Lord by selecting lively praise music. Let’s Get a Little Crazy,  we’re all in this together And we’re having fun here to spread the love of God to everyone. We’re gonna get a little crazy, get a little wild!  Here we […]

Honor Code Chapel

August 28, 2014

Rather than simply telling our students what to think, Brook Hill teaches students how to think. One of the ways we do this is through conversations about important topics. For example, in this week’s chapel, we discussed the honor code by starting with a faculty-produced skit about cheating and then asking, “What went wrong here?” Students […]

Why Brook Hill? A Parent’s Point of View

August 22, 2014

Jessica Mize teaches math at our middle school and is an assistant softball coach, however (and more importantly) she is also a Brook Hill parent. Like many of our families, the Mize family has made an intentional choice to send their daughter to Brook Hill. When asked about why she and her husband chose Brook […]