How does it feel to sponsor a child? We are sharing various stories from the Kenya Project Team and their recent trip to Kenya with World Vision. This initiative is successful because of the prayers and support from the Faith Family. Every student at the school has the opportunity to donate $25.00 or more to sponsor a child through World Vision. Our partnership with the village of Bandaptai, Kenya is long term and we hope to make a lasting, positive impact through your support.
Topics: Jesus Christ, travel, thekenyaproject, worldvision, sponsor a child, Africa, kenya, service, missions, love
In 2017, 93% of Faith Lutheran seniors went to a 4-year university. Our college counselors work hard to make sure that students are applying to universities that are the right fit. However, sometimes a university has an acceptance rate of 5%. This begs the question, "How do selective universities choose their students?" The easiest answer to the question is, "It depends".
Topics: college, advice, counseling, college search, college tips, education
We are sharing various stories from the Kenya Project Team and their recent trip to Kenya with World Vision. In this post we learn about one of the ways a dairy empowers a community. This initiative is successful because of the prayers and support from the Faith Family. Every student at the school has the opportunity to donate $25.00 or more to sponsor a child through World Vision. Our partnership with the village of Bandaptai, Kenya is long term and we hope to make a lasting, positive impact through your support.
Topics: Jesus Christ, thekenyaproject, worldvision, sponsor a child, Africa, kenya, service, missions, love
We are sharing various stories from the Kenya Project Team and their recent trip to Kenya with World Vision. This initiative is successful because of the prayers and support from the Faith Family. Every student at the school has the opportunity to donate $25.00 or more to sponsor a child through World Vision. Our partnership with the village of Bandaptai, Kenya is long term and we hope to make a lasting, positive impact through your support.
Welcome back to school! School is in full swing and we are in the thick of things in October. Esther and I just wanted to check in and give everyone an update.
Topics: counseling, relationships, lasvegas, education, Jesus Christ, comfort dog, Esther
You might feel a mix of emotions at the beginning of your high school career. There is some uneasiness based on the increased academic rigor, the high-stakes of college admissions, and, of course, new social interactions. However, these same three factors should also be cause for excitement. The following are seven simple hints for easing the tension and having a fun and successful high school career.
Topics: freshman, college, homework, time management, advice, anxiety
We wanted to bring back one of our first blog posts written by Mrs. Sarah Harper our Middle School principal. Starting a new school, coming into middle school, or returning after a whole summer off can be tough! Middle isn't easy but here are some tips that can ease the transition.
Topics: middle school, transition, teen, parent, independence, activities
What if your product is… learning? What if your mission… is to produce prepared students? What if the beauty of ‘abundance’ includes plants... but is not limited to plants?...We saw what abundance looks like, and we saw it possible for every Faith student. The Faith community agreed.
The first day of school means excitement, new and old friends, and maybe some anxiety. In the first chapel message of the year, Dr. Buuck reminded students that Jesus is the Light of the World and because He conquered the darkness of our sin, we can live in the light that is Christ's forgiveness, grace and mercy.
The first day of school is almost here! Meet our new teachers in middle school and high school and learn about why they are awesome.
