In Spanish teacher Stephanie Engel-Ockerman’s classroom, the Revival club meets once a week on Wednesday. Led by junior Zion Mollel, club members gather to do various activities together at their own tables.
Members bring their own Bibles to the revival club. They start the club by doing personal prayers at their seats. Students eat pizza provided by Mollel’s youth pastor as they socialize amongst themselves. At their meetings, Mollel leads the club and sets up activities for the club to do.
For example, on Oct. 15, the club met together, and all students participated in an activity where all tables got a large sheet of paper with the words “God has” written on it. At the front of class, Mollel wrote directions for what to include on the sheet of paper, and all students worked together to decorate their sheet of paper with markers and writing utensils.
During their activity, Mollel walked around the class to monitor work and also walked around handing out donuts to the members. After the club meeting was over, all sheets were collected to continue being worked on during the next meeting.
The revival club has various activities planned out for the year. Like during the winter giving out baskets for the homeless and reading to kids over the winter.
