Jesus Christ

by: Eli .J

What's up guys in this presentation I will be telling you about Jesus Christ. A snippet of what is coming is that Jesus wares a robe!

so, Jesus was born between six and five bc he was born in Bethlehem, Israel in a manger in a Stable his mom’s name is Mary his father Joseph are his earth parents He is the true son of God he has cured a blind person and cured a pearlized person to.

He had twelve disciples Thomas, Peter, Judas Iscriot, Andrew, James, John, Bartholomew, Matthew, Philip, Simon, Matthias, and Marke. People use to have to lame blood on their door because God got mad at people of. Earth And then God Tolled Jesus to everyone to put lame blood on their door God sent do the angel of death and if they did not have blood on their door, they would die

when Jesus died, he was the four ever. Sacrifice when he died on the cross then Jesus concerned death also, I took four Romen sloggers just to put on the Lide of his tome but before he escaped an angel came down and. Scared the Romen sloggers so bad, they passed out then he escaped. Before he died for three days, he taught his twelve dispels then he went to Hevan and a dove is a resamples to the Holy spirit oh ya the resin the Romens killed because they thought he was an all-powerful man but the whole point he was such nice guy

This was a presentation about Jesus. I hope you enjoyed it so see you next time peace out.

*Violin chores in the background*


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Jesus Christ

Martin Luther King Jr.

By: Cooper L.

Martin Luther King Jr was an inspiration to many people. Though, a lot of people don’t know some of his most interesting facts, just some parts. For example, I bet you didn’t know that the “I have a dream” part of Martin Luther king Jr’s speech wasn’t written in his speech, it was added on the spot! If you want to learn more amazing facts about Martin Luther King Jr, then I recommend you read this report. I hope you enjoy it! 

First, I’m going to tell you about Martin’s childhood. I was born on January 15, 1929, in the city known as Atlanta, Georgia. Growing up, I went to church a lot because my father (Martin Luther King Senior) was a preacher at Ebenezer Baptist Church. This had a great impact on my life and inspired me at an early age to speak up against Jim Crow’s unfair laws and to make a difference in the world. I was highly successful in school, so successful, in fact I skipped two grades in High school and was 15 when I entered Morehouse College.  I was top of my class. 

Second, I’m going to tell you how Martin became the great speaker that he is today. After I graduated from Morehouse College, I became a preacher just like my father. Everybody said I was a great speaker. That got me thinking, with this voice I could help protest nonviolently against Jim Crows laws of the state that were racist and unfair. One of my inspirations was Mahatma Gandhi. He used peaceful methods to help free India from the British. I wanted to use his same methods to free African Americans from segregation. I went on to marry my lovely wife, Coreta Scott. I have two sons and two daughters, Yolanda King, Bernice King, Martin Luther King III, and Dexter King. 

Next, I’m going to tell you about one of his greatest accomplishments, Bus Boycott. During segregation, black and white people were separated from restaurants, and even buses. This got my attention. When Rosa Parks soon refused to give up her seat for a white person and was arrested, many African Americans, including me, were angry. It did not make any sense.  3 quarters of the people on the bus were black. This had gone on for too long, we had to take a stand. So, I planned a peaceful protest.  All African Americans in the town of Montgomery, Alabama would refuse to ride the bus until they gave us equal rights. This would work because the bus would lose their funds and would have to give us equal rights to get their money back and not go broke. 

After more than a year, the Supreme Court made bus segregation unconstitutional. Success! There was much more to finish though. 

Now, I’m going to tell you about one of Martin’s most famous speeches that had a big impact on America. It was August 28, 1963, in Washington D.C. There are over 250,000 people waiting for my speech and other ones too. It was called the “March on Washington.” We did this march because we wanted to show how many people supported the Civil Rights Bill. I made sure that the march was nonviolent. 

The night before the speech I started second guessing my speech. What if it was not good enough? It took all night, but I finally finished my speech. Once I was called up to the podium, I started second guessing my speech again, there is something missing. I started speaking, but then someone inspired mean gave me the part of the speech that was missing. “Tell them about the dream King!” That was the answer, The Dream! 

“When we allow freedom to ring, we will be able to speed up that day when all of God’s children will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old Negro spiritual: Free at last, Free at last. Thank God Almighty, we’re free at last!” I have a dream today!” 

 The I have a dream speech lead to me winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, in Oslo, Norway and was the youngest person ever to win it. It was an honor and I’ll never forget this moment. There was still so much racism though that needed to change. 

 Finally, I’m going to tell you about Martin’s sad death. On April 4, 1968, I visited Memphis, Tennesse only to find out that I would not make it. I was standing on the balcony of my hotel room. There was a gunshot and then I fell. I don’t remember much after that. I was sadly shot by a man named James Earl Ray. 

Little did I know I made history having a holiday on Monday third in January. It is called Martin Luther King Jr. Day 

In conclusion, I had a great time learning about Martin Luther King Jr. He was a very important person in our history. He fought for what he believed in even when threatened. His dream isn’t perfect but is getting better. Martin’s dream inspired me to do him for my report because I want to spread his dream to other people. Thank you for reading!   

Sources:  

Colbert, David. Martin Luther King Jr. Simon and Schuster, 2009., Contributors to Wikimedia projects. “Martin Luther King Jr. - Wikipedia.” Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia, Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., 14 Nov. 2001, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther_King_Jr., “Kid’s Biography: Martin Luther King, Jr.” Ducksters, https://www.ducksters.com/biography/martin_luther_king_jr.php. Accessed 30 Apr. 202, World Book Article – Alton Hornsby Jr. Published in 2010, Buckley, James. Martin Luther King Jr.: Voice for Equality! Simon and Schuster, 2019, and Gregory, Josh. Martin Luther King, Jr. 2014. 

St. Patrick

The Slave Boy

By: Quinn

Have you ever heard of St. Patrick, or ever wondered why we celebrate him [St. Patrick's day]. Did you know that he's not actually not from Ireland he is from England if you have more questions read further through, most of your questions will be answered.

and it all starts with a little boy named Patrick. Now Patrick's family was religious and believed in god, but one day he was taken from his family, and captured by pirates. He got thrown on a ship, and off they went to Ireland soon he was sold into slavery separated from family he worked as a pig boy and watched over the sheep he was only feed twice a day and treated poorly. One night he had a dream of god telling him of a ship going back to the British. That morning he packed his stuff and snuck out. He traveled for quite a while, but he knew God was leading him to the right direction. Eventually he found the ship, Patrick trusted god. He talked to the owner of the ship. The owner said ''we only have a few people, so you can join us''. Off they went to England. They sailed quite a while until the captain said ''were out of food hey Patrick if you pray to that god of yours couldn't we get some food''. Patrick prayed. Suddenly they heard snorting in a barrel. They opened the barrel and there was a pig. They had a great meal that night. When they got to England Patrick reunited with his family. That night Patrick had a dream of a messenger. The messenger handed Patrick a letter Patrick opened the letter then and there he heard the voices of Ireland calling. ''help us'', ''teach us your ways", ''were desperate''. Patrick could hear all these whispers coming to him, it was like taking in a whole bunch of knowledge at one. That morning Patrick talked to his parents. He decided to return to Ireland and he built plenty of churches. Later Patrick died in 17,461 and became St. Patrick.

But that's not all St. Patrick did they say that St. Patrick used the shamrock to explain the holy trinity there are a couple more legends. Like there once there was a ship a captain, and St. Patrick asked for a ride. The captain said no because St. Patrick had a big stone with the ten commandments. ''The ship would sink'' the captain said. So, St. Patrick grabbed the giant stone chucked it on the water and rode away back to Ireland... that’s it. Here's my last legend even though there are plenty more this is my last. They say there are no snakes in Ireland because St. Patrick grabbed a drum and drummed away. The snakes heard the loud sound and ran away.

Well we meet again and I'm guessing most of your questions were answered, and even if you have herd that story before I bet you learned something new. St. Patrick is important to me because he's one of the first saints that I really learned about also his story really fascinates me he did some really, generous things for example he went back to the people who kept him as a slave to teach the ways of god. I hope you learned something new.

 DePaola, Tommie. Patrick Patron of Ireland. Holiday House, 1994.

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"Good day sir/madam I was just on my way to add the last finishing touches of the first Irish church. It looks pretty good so far, if your wandering why I'm building Irish churches. I have a few minutes, if you would like to here my story. "