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Champion Christian Bible Festival

Middle School Guidelines


This year's festival will be held on Monday and Tuesday, September 19th and 20th.

 

  

Parents are welcome to attend the Bible festival! 


Topic: Each middle school student will choose a topic from the Bible such as an event or an individual.

            Your topic must be approved by your Bible teacher. 


Visual: There must be a visual aspect to the presentation.

 Some suggestions are: a drawing, a painting, a diorama, etc. This should be approved by your chapel teacher.

*            A project fair board (tri-fold) is permitted.

*            Sometimes its easy to look at the Bible story books you have at home or in a thrift store to cut up to provide the needed graphics.

*            Students may choose to make an outfit of the dress of their characters time.

*            Graphics/visuals must be large enough for a group to see from an audiences point of view.

*            Video clips (Such as a New Testament Drama like Matthew) are permitted with approval, but may not be counted  in the time limit.

*            Drawings should be large and noticeable effort put into them.


Oral: The oral presentation should be no shorter than 4 minutes or no longer than 5 minutes. Your oral presentation should include       

           should include an explanation of your visual aid and an explanation of your selected Bible passage.


Scripture: Scripture is important and must be included in both the oral and written presentations.


Written: Included in your written presentation should be:

                A) A section explaining why you chose that scripture

                B) An explanation of the time, culture and individuals involved

                C) What is the message for mankind today?

                D) What is the message for you in your daily life?

 

Length of Written Paper: The written presentation may be typed (double spaced) or handwritten neatly (single spaced). Length requirements are:                                                 2 pages for 7th and 8th grades and 1 page for 5th and 6th grades.


Please call your child's Bible teacher for any questions or suggestions you may have. It is important that parents support their child in this endeavor.