First Baptist Christian school students pray over city officials

  • The children of FBCS also prayed over Marble Falls EDC Executive Director Christian Fletcher. The event was also part of National School Choice Week which promotes all forms of education including private and charter schools as well as public schools.
    The children of FBCS also prayed over Marble Falls EDC Executive Director Christian Fletcher. The event was also part of National School Choice Week which promotes all forms of education including private and charter schools as well as public schools.
  • Pictured are Marble Falls Fire Marshal Thomas Crane, City Manager Mike Hodge, Marble Falls Police Officers Lukas Dehart and Thomas Broyles and MFPD Assistant Chief Trisha Ratliff being led in a prayer session with FBCS students. Pictured in back is MFPD Capt. Robert Talamantes.
    Pictured are Marble Falls Fire Marshal Thomas Crane, City Manager Mike Hodge, Marble Falls Police Officers Lukas Dehart and Thomas Broyles and MFPD Assistant Chief Trisha Ratliff being led in a prayer session with FBCS students. Pictured in back is MFPD Capt. Robert Talamantes.

First Baptist Christian School honored first responders and city leaders on the 100th Day of School recently.

The event, which also coincided with National School Choice Week, was marked by the students also paying homage to various community officials.

Students, participated in a series of visits and were able to pray over individuals, groups and couples, including the mayor and his wife, Richard and Cheryl Westerman.

Officials with the private faith-based school encouraged the children pray for God to give the leaders wisdom and courage while also listening to Lord for guidance.

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