Mt. Pleasant Teen Bible Study
Mt. Pleasant Teen Bible Study (TBS) is a community Christian youth group that meets on Wednesday evenings.
Teenagers from various schools gather together for weekly fellowship and Bible study.
Meetings usually take place in the Farmers Market or Library at Moultrie Middle School (645 Coleman Blvd) from 6:30-8:00, but check The Latest News below for details, updates, and special events.
All teenagers are invited to attend.
The Latest News
About TBS
The mission of TBS is to help teens have a faithful relationship with Christ. We try to fulfill this mission by helping you to better understand the Bible and apply it to your life.
TBS allows you the freedom to ask questions and offer ideas of your own. The principles we rely on in helping students to understand the Bible can be found in the Apostle's Creed.
Friendship and having fun together are important aspects of sharing and growing in one's faith, so TBS tries to supplement Bible study with fellowships and activities.
TBS helps those in need and assists those who are trying to share the Christian faith by:
Maintaining a mission fund to help community members and others who are going through difficult times.
Providing support for mission organizations like Wycliffe Bible Translators and Harvest Free Medical Clinic.
Giving monthly assistance to needy students of Moultrie Middle School.
TBS Leadership
Jody Stallings
Mr. Stallings is co-director of TBS.
His honors include the Charleston County School District Teacher of the Year Award and the South Carolina Press Association First Place Award for Column Writing.
He writes the weekly column "Teacher to Parent" for the Charleston Post and Courier supplement, the Moultrie News. He is author of the novel White Lake and the Shadow Point series.
He is a teacher at General William Moultrie Middle School in Mt. Pleasant; director of the teacher advocacy organization, the Charleston Teacher Alliance; and adjunct professor of English with the American Public University System.
He has been the director of Mt. Pleasant Teen Bible Study since 1998. He served as youth minister of Citadel Square Baptist Church from 2008 to 2017.
He has a wife, Stephanie, and two children, Brevin and Bronte. He has lived in Mt. Pleasant all his life.
Michelle Nichols
Mrs. Nichols is co-director of TBS.
She has been a Charleston County educator since 2003. She teaches science at Moultrie Middle School. She received a BS in Elementary Education and an MED in Math and Science Education from the College of Charleston. She is certified by the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards and endorsed in the area of Gifted and Talented.
In her first year of teaching, she won the Rookie Teacher of the Year Award by Charleston County. She is the 2015 recipient of the Moultrie Middle School Golden Apple Award for excellence in teaching. In 2018 she was named Teacher of the Year for Moultrie Middle School.
Mrs. Nichols has worked with Mt. Pleasant Teen Bible Study since 2012. She has a husband, Chris, and two daughters, Madeline and Mackenzie. She has lived in Charleston all of her life.
THE GORILLA BEACH FILM FACTORY
The Gorilla Beach Film Factory is a product of Mt. Pleasant Teen Bible Study. It's the part of TBS that makes movies.
The mission of the GBFF is to make clean movies that make you laugh.
GO TO THE GORILLA BEACH FILM FACTORY
Contact
Reach out to us at any time with the information below!
Director: Jody Stallings
Email: JodyLStallings@gmail.com
Assistant Director: Michelle Nichols
Email: Michelle_Nichols@charleston.k12.sc.us
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens at a typical weekly TBS meeting?
TBS is a fun blend of fellowship and Bible study.
When and where do you meet?
We usually meet at Moultrie Middle School every Wednesday night from 6:30 to 8:00. Our summer and holiday schedule may be different. See the Latest News on this website for details and updates.
Do I have to talk at TBS? Will I be called on?
No and no. We want you to feel comfortable at TBS, so you can be as talkative or as quiet as you like.
How old do students have to be to come to TBS?
Any teenager is welcome.
What if I want to go but I can't get a ride?
Contact us and we'll do everything we can to see that you get here. You can send us a message using the "Contact Us" section on this web site.
Are you affiliated with a specific church?
No, we are a community Christian organization who welcomes teens from all churches or even no church at all.
Do I have to pay?
No. TBS is free to anyone who attends.
Do you have to be a Christian or believe in God to come to TBS?
No. Even if you aren't a Christian or don't believe in God, you can enrich your life by learning about the Bible. It's still the most influential book in the history of mankind, so an understanding of it will help anyone.
What should I wear?
Casual attire.
How can parents know what's going on at TBS?
Parents are welcome to attend all or part of any TBS meeting. Additionally, Mr. Stallings and Mrs. Nichols are available before and after every meeting to answer any questions. Parents are also welcome to contact us.
How do I get a nickname like everyone else at TBS?
All you have to do is come to TBS two times in a row, and we will bestow upon you your own unique TBS nickname.
What makes TBS different from other youth groups?
It depends on what the “other” youth group is like. There’s only one real way to tell: Try the unique TBS experience for yourself for a few weeks. Give us a chance to show you what we’re all about. If you choose to stay, you'll become part of a group who will be like a second family to you.
How do I become a Christian?
Just ask! Mr. Stallings and Mrs. Nichols will help you with this and any other questions you may have!
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