After 20 years, one might expect the 'awe' of it to wear off .... or maybe have less of an impact. It hasn't. Each time I see a student lift their hands in worship, cry out to God, or fall on their knees, my heart rejoices.
Today, our high schoolers joined students at our 3rd-8th grade campus to declare a healing for Elizabeth Amyx. The presence of God was empowering. Student after student read scriptures and spoke to the power of His might.
When I am asked about Tri-unity's academic program, extra curricular opportunities, sports, etc., I am always proud to say we stand toe to toe with bigger districts. We graduate 99% of our students. We are preparing them well for college. We have alumni who have served our country, pastored large churches, and manage successful businesses. We even have an NBA player to brag about.
It's all important - but not nearly as important as the footprints we are leaving in the Kingdom of God. Today, over two hundred students stood together in one voice to proclaim our God is the God of the impossible. He is the God of all circumstances. He is the God who is healing Elizabeth.
If He is for us, who can be against us?
A parent turned to me at the end of the praise and worship and said, "Have I told you how much I love this school?" I replied, " Mark, have I told you how much I love this school?"
Tri-unity Christian School is committed to preparing our students for L.I.F.E.. So, Mark, thanks for loving our school, because we love your son and all the others we have been entrusted to raise up for such a time as this.
Deb Blanker
Head Administrator
