BCM kicks off the semester with a night of worship
Anna-Claire Massey
On Thursday, September 12th, BCM was held in Turner Chapel at 7 P.M. Chad Stillwell, the director of South Carolina Baptist Convention Baptist Collegiate Ministry, spoke on Living Life with Fear. After BCM, students were able to fellowship and talk about different serving opportunities in the lobby of Turner Chapel, along with being able to have free popsicles as well.
Matthew Shirk, a sophomore on vocals, leads the congregation in worship Thursday night at Baptist Collegiate Ministry.
Sophomore Kaitlin Harrison (vocals) and sophomore Paul Scotland (vocals) help lead worship with the other BCM band members.
Sophomore Vanessa Martinez (drums) watches for a cue from fellow band mates while they’re playing.
Junior Savannah Hughes (keys) looks for another cue from her band mates while junior Sawyer Evans (electric 2) focuses on his guitar.
Scotland sings his heart out for the Lord while worshipping with the rest of the band during BCM.
Shirk focuses on his guitar and worshipping while sophomore Carrie Rust (vocals) sings with the others.
Scotland and Shirk lead worship during the last song, which was Tremble by Mosaic MSC.
North Greenville University BCM director Joshua Gilmore prays after worship and before his guest speaker Chad Stillwell comes on stage to speak to the congregation.
Chad Stillwell, the South Carolina Baptist Convention BCM director, speaks to the congregation about Living a Life with Fear on Thursday night.
