Improve Your English Through 'Discuss and Discover'
The International Students Inc. registered student organization and the First Baptist Church Fayetteville Collegiate Group RSO are collaborating to host Discuss and Discover, a fun way to learn English by discussing idioms, colloquialisms, and stories in the Bible. See details below:
- Date: Wednesdays
- Times:
- 5 p.m. – Free meal
- 5:45 p.m. – Chilren's activities
- 5:50-7:15 p.m. – Discuss and Discover
- Place: First Baptist Church, 20 E. Dickson St., Fayetteville. (Look for the gym inside the building.)
All students, community members, and families are welcome.
To request a ride or for general questions, call: 479-283-5213 or 479-442-2387.
Contacts
Shilpi Mukherjee,
First Baptist Church Fayetteville Collegiate Group
479-301-1693,
sxm063@email.uark.edu
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