Slaton Tiger Cheerleaders Top Camp Awards
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The Slatonite June 20, 2013
The Wright Brothers Rodeo Style
By Sally Wright
Levi is a 4 time State Texas High School Rodeo Qualifier. State finals held in Abilene TX.
This year he qualified in Team roping, steer wrestling and saddle bronc riding.
Qualified for the National High School Rodeo held in Rock Spring WY in saddle bronc riding.
He graduated from Slaton High school in May and will attend Clarendon College this fall on a Rodeo scholarship.
His parents are Bradley and Sally Wright and his brother is George Wright, who competed in the Texas Jr. High State Final in Gonzales TX in May in the Calf Roping, Ribbon Roping and Team Roping. He will be a Freshman at Slaton High school this fall.
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Class of 1946 Reunion July 4
Sports Brief w/ Mark Allen – Tigers vs Kermit Tuesday
Tech baseball wins 4 on Northern Ill this weekend.
The Lady Raiders fell at home to Texas, 62-59.
Tech Mens Basketball fell at home in overtime to No. 17 Oklahoma, 79-75.
Joey Logano NASCAR Daytona 500 winner
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When You Pray, Pt. 3 (Matt 6:5-15)
By: Curtis Baker
Last week we began to look at the first three parts of Jesus’ model prayer in his Sermon on the Mount. This prayer is being offered in contrast to the mistaken ways of prayer that we often stumble into, including praying to gain public attention, or trying to use certain verbal tricks to make God do something we want him to do. In contrast to that, Jesus teaches us a simple way of prayer that is both humble and profound. Last week Jesus told us to address God as our “Father who is in heaven.” We pray that his name would be “hallowed” or “honored” among all people, and that his will would be done “on earth as it is in heaven.” This part of the prayer addresses our relationship to God and his divine purposes. In the next three elements of this model prayer, Jesus teaches us how to pray in regard to our personal needs.