This year the faculty decided that instead of doing classroom gift exchange among the children, we would do a giving tree to help others out. We reached out and received 4 families in Dane County that needed help. We also decided to purchase items for the Ronald McDonald House and New Beginnings – A Home […]
Do you have a favorite hymn? During Grandparents Day here at the school that question was asked and there were so many answers we could have had a second Grandparents Day just to sing through all the many favorite hymns.
Each December a question often arises as we turn our focus on the arrival of God’s promise of salvation in the birth of Jesus our Lord.
Blessed be the Lord, who has not let us be prey for their teeth. Our help is in the name of the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. – Psalm 124: 6 & 8
Six weeks. Six weeks say the experts of working out and you will at that point see physical “gains.”
This October, we get to celebrate one of the most important events to happen in the world in the past 1000 years.
For those of you parents or grandparents (or Godparents) of our school children, you know the scene well: somewhere around 7:45-8am on each school day as you approach the school doors pastor or one of the teachers are there to greet you every morning and give each child the Eastside welcome of a fist-bump.
You don’t usually see greatness with your own eyes, do you? Now if you happened to watch the Olympics this past summer, perhaps you caught some of the gymnastics work of Simone Biles and were able to see greatness in your lifetime.
“Do you remember, the 21st night of September?” Now those who are younger maybe thinking “well, what do you mean…we’re not there yet!”
“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing
