Troubled Teens Sports

On the weekends, we play sports such as baseball, football and other sports to encourage team play. As part of a structured and disciplined life, our boys learn how to be involved in a team effort. Often teen boys want to be loners, or worse join in on group activities that are destructive. We often do "motivational runs" to promote group interaction as well as achieve and maintain physical fitness.

Our team based activities teach healthy interaction so that even play time at Bethel is a learning and growing experience. Great care is given to train those responsible for Physical Training to appropriately attend to our teens exerting themselves exercising in the warm Mississippi climate.

Our Cadets have fun and memorable times at Bethel Academy. We often have activities on the weekend that promote friendship building and give recreation. The boys have meals together and enjoy activities. Life is certainly structured and disciplined at Bethel, but is we realize Cadets are young men that need supervised free time.

Horseback riding, fishing and other activities allow the boys to have an outing and enjoy fellowship with their leadership. The significance here is supervision with firm yet loving and redemptive discipline as the boys learn to trust their drill instructors. These beautiful meadows, hills, lakes and other rustic locations in and around the Bethel Campus provide a place for the transformation of troubled teens lives.