ReCONNECT #3 - Oct. 2008

Georgia v. Auburn Tailgate
The week has come.  Get out your red & black, get out your blue & orange, and iron the wrinkles out of your gameday pants! Peachtree U is going to be tailgating with the Brothers Teegarden and we want you to come visit us. Festivities will start in at the crack of dawn.  We’ll have food and beverage, TV & radio coverage of all the pre-game programs, and if all goes according to plan, some corn-hole games with Joe Ryan’s face painted on the sets.  

What to Do on You Upcoming Holidays
Hello everyone!  I got to see a few of you over this past weekend, which was a really great surprise … kind of like Christmas morning as a child! Speaking of Christmas, that’s coming up here fairly soon (also Thanksgiving), and I was thinking that you may be getting really concerned, maybe even nervous about what you are going to do on Sunday mornings while you’re home. Well, have no fear.  We here at Peachtree U have got you covered (with the slight exception of Nov. 22, for those of you who will be around for the Sunday before Thanksgiving).  On that morning, we’ll still do a brief Coffee Hour before the 1105 service in the Lodge Cafe

Proverbs 9 Question
A student recently asked this question of Proverbs 9:7-8: “I’m doing the Proverbs challenge, but I’m confused about something in Chapter 9. Verses 7-8 say, “If you correct someone who makes fun of wisdom, you will be insulted. If you correct an evil person, you will get hurt. Do not correct those who make fun of wisdom, or they will hate you. But correct the wise, and they will love you.” Why shouldn’t we correct these people? Aren’t those the people we need to help the most?” I thought that it could be helpful t

Proverbs Challenge – October
For the month of October, we will be reading the book of Proverbs together, one chapter every day.  The book of Proverbs is found in the Old Testament and contains practical wisdom for leading a Godly life.  We’re really excited to have students all over the country reading Scripture together and engaging in discussion Check the facebook group every day for the day’s Proverb and discussion!

How We’re Praying for You
I say “we’re” because it is not just I who prays, but every week we pray as a staff for all of you. And this is not because we think that you are heathens or floozies (I like that word), but because we’ve all been to college (some of taking longer than others … Joe) and know that college life, while incredibly fun, is often difficult and confusing, and at least has the ability to land us