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"I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ... that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection..." Philip. 3:8–11
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Current Events - April 10—Good Friday (paid staff holiday)
- May 6—EMT Scenarios
- May 21—SFG Town Hall (2 PM, Dining Room)
- May 22–24—CAP Camp Out (Tower, Low Ropes, Obstacle Course)
- May 29—Unit 62 Graduation
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Big Sandy's Emergency Database If you would like to receive Big Sandy's critical community announcements and hazardous weather alerts, please visit Big Sandy's Code Red Alert to add your contact info into their emergency database. |
| EMT Scenarios If mandates are lifted, the EMT's Scenario Day is scheduled for Wednesday, May 6. If you're interested in participating, please contact Lt. Kaiser or Michael Luke at EMToffice@alertacademy.com. |
| Unused Medical Items If anyone has an expired asthma inhaler, a thermometer, and/or a blood sugar reader that you are not using anymore, the EMT class would be grateful for your contributions. Please email EMToffice@alertacademy.com for more details. |
| Support for the Burches Chaplain Burch's brother passed away last week. Thank you for your continued prayers for their family during this difficult time. After being in Louisiana, Chaplain and Mrs. Burch are in self-quarantine. If you are going to be in town and are willing to pick up some items, please contact Mrs. Burch at 903-714-8632. Also, if you have any non-perishable items that you'd like to bless them with, you're welcome to drop them off near the white trailer by the Medical Building and call/text Mrs. Burch to let her know.
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| Battalion Update Despite all of the new protocols that are in place now, the battalion is blessed, thriving, and thankful for God's goodness to us. The EMT students are being challenged daily with academics and medical scenarios; CST is working hard to maintain and support the campus while Dive, Flight, and Missions students are breaking new ground in areas they’ve never been challenged in before or experienced. On top of all the outward things that are taking place, God is doing a mighty work in the heart of each man. They are continually encouraged with each meeting, Bible study, and personal time alone with God. Pray for SMaj. Nafziger and the Unit Leaders as they look to provide strong leadership for the Battalion. Pray for the students, that they will let their needs drive them to God, and that God will meet their deepest need!
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| Leadership Corner | Maj. Boulden Is everything going to be okay? That depends. If we mean, “Is everything going to be the way it was and the way I expected it to be?” then the answer is no. The answer to that question is always no, it always has been. If we mean, “Is everything going to be the way it is going to be?” then the answer is yes. Of course. If we define whatever happens as okay, then everything will be. Given that everything is going to be the way it’s going to be, we’re left with an actually useful and productive question instead: “What are you going to do about it?"
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MENU
MONDAY Lunch: Salad, Fish Sandwiches, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickles, Tartar Sauce, Spicy Mustard, Fries, Ketchup, Mangoes
Dinner: Salad, “Aunt Marlene’s Chicken”, Brown Rice, Broccoli and Bacon
TUESDAY
Lunch: Salad, Pizza Calzones, Ratatouille Dinner: Salad, Lasagna Soup, Chicken Parmesan Sandwiches
WEDNESDAY Lunch: Salad, Fajitas, Chips and Salsa, Cake Dinner: Salad, Potato Pancakes, Sour Cream, Applesauce, Kielbasa, Sauerkraut, Brown Rolls
THURSDAY
Hot Breakfast: Whole Fruit, Beef Smokies “in a Blanket”, Breakfast Casserole, Cream of Wheat, Yogurt, Granola/Cereal, Milk/Juice/Coffee Lunch: Salad, Beef Stroganoff, Peas, Rolls
Dinner: Salad, Roasted Chicken, Cheesy Broccoli Rice, Carrots
FRIDAY
Lunch: Spanikopita, Greek Potatoes and Chicken, Hummus and Veggies
Dinner: Salad, Pizza, Sweet Tea
SATURDAY Brunch: Fruit Salad, Cheese Danishes, Scrambled Eggs, Potatoes and Sausage, Yogurt, Cereal/Milk, Juice/Coffee |
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