Book signing set for teens who contributed to book on devotions

ALBANY — Seventeen Albany area students who recently contributed to books containing daily devotions for boys and girls will have a book signing at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 26 at Sherwood Baptist Church.

The books are “Teen-to-Teen: 365 Daily Devotions by Boys for Boys” and “Teen-to-Teen: Daily Devotions by Girls for Girls.” The books will be available at the book signing for $14.

All of the contributors are students at Sherwood Christian Academy. Also, all are from Albany unless noted otherwise. Writing the encouraging and inspirational message for their peers were:

— Aliana Clem, 14, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: Ted and Stacey Clem.

— Annalisa Clem, 17, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: Ted and Stacey Clem.

— Victoria Davidson, 17, Newton, Sherwood Baptist Church. parents; Wesley and Cindy Davidson.

— Lilian Muthoni Gatheca, 15, Nanyuki, Kenya, exchange student, Sherwood Baptist, American parents: Mark and Debbie Glow.

— Taylor Glow, 17, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: Mark and Debbie Glow.

— Carson Gregors, 17, Sherwood Baptist Church, Parents: Joe and Tammy Gregors.

— Imani McBean, 14, Leesburg, Mt. Zion Baptist Church, parent: Sandra Mitchell.

— Mallory McClearn, 16, Leesburg, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: J.K. and Ashley McClearn.

— Michaela Reed, 15, Institutional First Baptist Church, parents: William and Shelia Reed.

— Kelsey Roberts, 18, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: Chuck Roberts and Cynthia Turner.

— Hannah Thompson, 15, Leesburg, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: Michael and Cheryl Thompson.

— Christopher Coleman Bailey, 17, Greater Second Mt. Olive Baptist Church, parents: Sonya and Xavier Bailey.

— Andrew Clem, 13, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: Ted and Stacey Clem.

— William David Orr, 17, Sherwood Baptist Church. parents: David and Catherine Orr.

— Clay Norman, 18, Sherwood Baptist Church Youth Group, parents: Alan and Beth Norman.

— Patrick Stanford, 18, Sherwood Baptist Church, parents: Bobby and Cindy Stanford.