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LIVING WATER
My experience with dehydration gives me a new appreciation for Jesus’ invitation: “If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink” (John 7:37). His announcement was dramatic, particularly in terms of the timing. John notes that it was the last day of the “great feast”—the annual festival commemorating the wandering of the Jews in the wilderness—which climaxed with a ceremonial pouring of water down the temple steps to recall God’s provision of water for the thirsty wanderers. At that point, Jesus rose and proclaimed that He is the water we all desperately need.
Living like we really need Jesus—talking to Him and depending on His wisdom—is vital to our spiritual well-being. So, stay connected to Jesus, for He alone can satisfy your thirsty soul!
Dear Lord, forgive me for thinking that I can do life
without the water of Your presence, advice, counsel,
comfort, and conviction. Thank You that You are
indeed the living water that I so desperately need.
JCHS Class of 1966
Jonesville Consolidated High School (JCHS), a historic African American High school was located in Jonesville, Louisiana. Our principal at the time was the late Mr. E. H. Johnson and upon his retirement, Mr. Roy Maziquee our athletic coach became JCHS' next principal.
The Class of 1966 graduted May 17, 1966 from Jonesville Consolidated High School (JCHS) before the time of intergration of Louisiana schools. After inteergration, JCHS' name was change to Jonesville Junior High School and Block High School became the offical intergrated high school in Jonesville, Louisiana.
The Class of 1966 graduted May 17, 1966 from Jonesville Consolidated High School (JCHS) before the time of intergration of Louisiana schools. After inteergration, JCHS' name was change to Jonesville Junior High School and Block High School became the offical intergrated high school in Jonesville, Louisiana.
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