Fall may well be the most beautiful time of year on the campus of Hyles-Anderson College.  The leaves are changing color and falling, creating a beautiful, multicolored canopy for a walk in the crisp air.  It's just cool enough to wear a light jacket or long sleeves.  I can't speak for the other students, but the changing season inspires me to study and learn.

 

I've been out at the football field about once a week to support the Raiders, and especially my favorite player, #64 Ben Huynh.  Both times that he has been able to play, the team has won! 

Classes so far have been amazing.  In several classes, I only wish that I had more time to study the book, ask the teacher more questions, and research on my own.  I'm trying to take the best notes that I can so that maybe I can study more after college. I'm fortunate enough to have a laptop on which I can take notes more quickly than I could write them by hand.

 

I have the privilege of working at the annual Judgment Nights.  Judgment Nights is a walk-through drama put on by Chapel 9, a satellite ministry of First Baptist Church.  The play depicts what life could be like after the Rapture.  I will post pictures of myself in costume and makeup soon, but I warn you, the makeup is very graphic!  (I play a wounded, dying person.)

 

 Life is busy and fast-paced, classes are challenging, (coffee is my best friend!) and Judgment Nights is hard work, but I am enjoying life in the fall at Hyles-Anderson College!