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SCSBA Voted to Withdraw from the NSBA:

Wisconsin jury speaks: “Not Guilty”

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The South Carolina School Board Association has felt the pressure from the people! They voted to withdraw SCSBA’s membership from the National School Board Association effective immediately and to request a refund of SCSBA’s 2021-2022 membership dues.

In a letter sent from the SCSBA President, Cheryl Burgess and Executive Director, Scott Price on November 8th, 2021 the decision was made clear to the NSBA and referenced the damage done in relation to NSBA’s September 29th letter to Joe Biden. Going further, they noted the
apology letter from the NSBA addressed to state associations on October 22nd has not been followed with significant action.

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Happy Sunday – October 26th, 2025

Philippians 4:8

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In a world of politics, filled with smears, half-truths, tribal hatred, and power grabs, Philippians 4:8 is a radical call to guard your mind. Paul isn’t asking you to be naive or to ignore evil; he’s commanding you to intentionally dwell on what is objectively good. Your thoughts shape your character, and your character shapes your actions—even (or especially) when the political arena tries to drag you into the mud.

When every argument screams division, ask: Is this true? Noble? Pure? If it’s just rage-bait or character assassination, seek truth and educate others. The world of politics will try to reprogram your mind to accept gossip and ugliness as normal. Philippians 4:8 is your firewall. The moment you let the poison of slander and division settle in your thoughts, you’ve already lost, no matter what issue you are advocating for or who wins the election.

“Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.”

Philippians 4:8

To repeat from last Sunday (HERE), instead of viewing difficulties or setbacks as obstacles see them as purposeful vehicles for development!

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Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition – October 24th, 2025

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Lee Bright WINS Special Election!

50.9%

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It was a huge win for conservatives as former (now future) Senator Lee Bright (HERE) won the special election for SC Senate District 12 replacing Senator Roger Nutt (HERE) who resigned earlier this year due to health reasons.  


Although most of Senate District 12 lies in Spartanburg County, it was the votes in conservative Greenville County that pulled Lee Bright over the 50% + 1 margin. Bright narrowly avoided a runoff by 46 votes, with Greenville providing a solid margin of 126 extra votes over his two competitors.

Congratulations Senator Lee Bright!

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Happy Sunday – October 19th, 2025

James 1:2-3

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Instead of viewing difficulties or setbacks as obstacles see them as purposeful vehicles for development! Hardships are not just problems to endure but moments that shape you and produce perseverance! Each challenge you face, whether big or small, is a chance to develop resilience, patience, to lean into faith, trust in God’s plan and it is a step to handle future challenges with greater strength.  

And remember JOY is a choice, not a feeling!

“Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance.”

James 1:2-3

To repeat from last Sunday (HERE), acting on knowledge of what is right, rather than remaining passive or choosing comfort, convenience, petty or self-interest over moral conviction drives the true patriots into action.

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Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition – October 17th, 2025

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Happy Sunday – October 12th, 2025

James 4:17

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Acting on knowledge of what is right, rather than remaining passive or choosing comfort, convenience, petty or self-interest over moral conviction drives the true patriots into action.

Watching those knowing a policy or decision would benefit the common good yet witnessing them avoid supporting it due to political pressures or personal gain makes you realize that they were never serious about the mission or in many cases, they got involved for nefarious reasons to begin with.

Failing to do what is right—when you know better—carries spiritual and ethical consequences and requires reflection on whether your political involvement mirrors your understanding of what is good and just.

To him who knows to do good and does not do it, to him it is sin.

James 4:17

To repeat from last Sunday (HERE), proverbs 13:4 is a powerful reminder that your efforts are not wasted!

Happy Sunday!

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