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Upcoming Community Events & Info Asset of the Month: Time at Home Young person is out with friends “with nothing special to do” 2 or fewer nights per week. March 2013 The Salvation Army’s Boys & Girls Club of Kerrville What’s New in the Club? *BGC Spring Break Camp—REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! March 11-15, 2013 7:30am-6:30pm $85.00 (current scholarships apply) Please see Guest Services to register. *Dinner Theater: “Holka Polka” Tickets are on sale! Presented March 1st at 6:30pm. $20/adults, $10/kids , Additional performances (free) on March 2nd at 7:00pm and March 3rd at 2:oopm. Please call Josh O’Brien (315-5785) for more info. *Easter Egg-stravaganza! Saturday, March 30th 10am-1pm (Free!) Join us at the Kroc to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ with kids’ Easter egg hunts, crafts, food, and prizes. The chill of winter slowly fades and youth everywhere wait for Spring Break with tangible eagerness. While out of school, many of them may stay at home or participate in programs like TSA’s Boys & Girls Club Spring Break Day Camp. Either way, it is important for us to consider how our youth are spending their free time at home. Are they doing something positive, productive, and engaging? Are they mostly alone, or are they interacting with family members? In today’s world, many youth are left to fend for themselves at home while busy parents are out or working. While building relationships and socializing outside of home is important, it is no secret that everything—knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values—starts with what happens at home. Parents have the responsibility to instruct their children in God's word by example and direct teaching. A home which fosters family time, responsibilities, joy, and Jesus is a home which grows happy and productive youth. ~Cara Bierschwale, BGC Director Schedule a weekly “family night” with fun activities. Learn to say “No” to outside (unimportant) demands. Create learning areas in your home for your child. Encourage reading new books together. Work a family Bible study together. Pray daily as a family. How can we give our youth opportunities to spend more quality time at home?

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Upcoming Community Events & Info

Asset of the Month: Time at Home Young person is out with friends “with nothing special to do” 2 or fewer nights per week.

March 2013

The Salvation Army’s Boys & Girls Club of Kerrville

What’s New in the Club?

*BGC Spring Break Camp—REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! March 11-15, 2013 7:30am-6:30pm $85.00 (current scholarships apply) Please see Guest Services to register.

*Dinner Theater: “Holka Polka” Tickets are on sale! Presented March 1st at 6:30pm. $20/adults, $10/kids , Additional performances (free) on March 2nd at 7:00pm and March 3rd at 2:oopm. Please call Josh O’Brien (315-5785) for more info.

*Easter Egg-stravaganza! Saturday, March 30th 10am-1pm (Free!) Join us at the Kroc to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ with kids’ Easter egg hunts, crafts, food, and prizes.

The chill of winter slowly fades and youth everywhere wait for Spring Break with tangible eagerness. While out of school, many of them may stay at home or participate in programs like TSA’s Boys & Girls Club Spring Break Day Camp. Either way, it is important for us to consider how our youth are spending their free time at home. Are they doing something positive, productive, and engaging? Are they mostly alone, or are they interacting with family members? In today’s world, many youth are left to fend for themselves at home while busy parents are out or working. While building relationships and socializing outside of home is important, it is no secret that everything—knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values—starts with what happens at home. Parents have the responsibility to instruct their children in God's word by example and direct teaching. A home which fosters family time, responsibilities, joy, and Jesus is a home which grows happy and productive youth. ~Cara Bierschwale, BGC Director

Schedule a weekly “family night” with fun activities.

Learn to say “No” to outside (unimportant) demands.

Create learning areas in your home for your child.

Encourage reading new books together.

Work a family Bible study together.

Pray daily as a family.

How can we give our youth opportunities to spend more quality time at home?

Program Hours: After-School Program (5-12 yrs)

Mon-Fri 3pm-6:30pm

Teen Lounge (13-18 yrs)

Mon-Thu 4pm-8pm

Fri 6:30pm-9:00pm

($2 Dodgeball & Pizza)

Sat 1pm-6pm

Tween Lounge (7-12 yrs)

Mon-Fri 5pm-8pm

Child Watch (1-6 yrs)

Mon-Fri 8am-1pm, 4pm-8pm

Sat 9am-12pm

*Youth Volleyball—Season starts March 16th! March 16-April 20 Ages: 8-13 $30/player (Member); $35 (Non-member) Call 315-5762 for more info.

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SCHOLARSHP PROGRAM

TSA Kroc Center is pleased to provide

scholarship options for youth programming.

Scholarships are based on financial need and applications can be picked up at Guest

Services.

201 Holdsworth Drive

Kerrville, TX 78028

(830) 315-5762

The Salvation Army Cub Scouts

Tuesdays 6:00-7:00pm Grades:1-5 Fee:$12 initial fee w/ additional materials/activity fees. Call 315-5762 for more info.

Next Monthly Payment (April) is due on or before Monday, April 1, 2013.

Easter Sunday is March 31, 2013. On this day, take a moment to remember (and celebrate!) the ultimate sacrifice paid by Christ for our salvation. Come join our Corps Team at the Kroc chapel for worship service at 11:00am.

Contact Info: BGC Director: BGC Coordinator:

Cara Bierschwale Jack McCalla

(830) 315-5795 (830) 315-5768