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Bethel Christian School raises money for Japan
Shown are students who helped make the cookies, (l-r) Keara Parsons, Brianna Evans, Allie Ferguson, Kayla Sponagle and Lexi Cleaver. BY LEAH HOENEN
April 4, 2011
Four-year-old students at Bethel Christian School in Lewes baked chocolate-chip cookies and sold them to parents to raise money to assist victims of Japan's earthquake and tsunami.
Bible teacher Keri Faircloth said the students raised $55, which they will send to an aid organization. Students have been learning about Japanese culture and studying the parable of the good Samaritan, Faircloth said.
For more information about the school, email bethelpepper@yahoo.com or call 302-645-5132.
