Announcements 11/27/17
LUNCH TODAY: MEATBALL SUB
LUNCH TUESDAY: CHEESE RAVIOLI
LUNCH TUESDAY: CHEESE RAVIOLI
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
MONDAY
MONDAY
NOVEMBER 27, 2017
ALL SCHOOL
ALL SCHOOL
LUNCH TODAY: MEATBALL SUB
LUNCH TUESDAY: CHEESE RAVIOLI
HIGH SCHOOL
Those interested in High School Swim & Dive this Spring, we have an informational Thursday, December 7 in Room 408(Coach Blank's room). Questions: blanks@flhsemail.org See what we do: VIDEO. (12/7)
COMMUNITY CRUSADER SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY:
Faith Community Lutheran Church needs student volunteers to help with their Women's Christmas Tea. Opportunities to serve on Saturday, December 2nd or Sunday, Dec 3rd. If you are in need of service hours, please contact Kimberly Arkens arkensmt@gmail.com to find out about the various ways you can help.
Calling all girls lacrosse players at all skill levels -Fall Ball practices will start after Thanksgiving and will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm on the Faith Soccer Fields. Please email flhslaxmom@gmail.com for the complete schedule or check the girls’ lacrosse athletic pages. (11/28)
DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL TALENT THAT YOU WANT TO SHOW OFF?
Then come audition for the talent show! Auditions will be on Tuesday, November 27th from 3-5:30pm in the Student Leadership Room.
To sign up for auditions email Pierce Taylor at pt8769@flhsemail.org or Bailey Friel at bf0221@flhsemail.org.
Not interested in trying out? Come support your friends in the CPAC on December 6th from 5-7pm.
You won't want to miss this!
Used skateboards and skateboard decks needed! A Faith AP art student is creating a series of paintings on skateboard decks and is in need of used ones to paint. If you have one to donate, please drop in off in room 104 for Kayla Kujaczinski. Decks can be any size and in any condition. (12/21)
Interested in going to LA for a mission trip?!There will be a group leaving in March to Los Angeles California from 3/6/18- 3/10/18. information for this mission trip can be found with Mr. Heupel in room 55. There will be an informational meeting about the LA mission trip in the library at 5:30 in Thursday, November 30. Parents and students are welcome to attend. (11/30)
Auditions for new members of the Faith Conservatory of the Fine Arts 2018-2019 are coming up in January for all current 8th-11th graders.
Music: Instrumental and Vocal: Saturday, January 27th, from 9:00-12:00.
Theatre: Performance and Technical: Saturday, January 20th, from 10:00-4:00
Dance: Saturday, January 20th, from 9:30-11:30
Visual Arts: Portfolios Due: Tuesday, January 16th
Interviews: Monday & Tuesday, January 22nd-23rd
Sign up for a time slot outside of Ms. Emily Slater’s (the Dean of Fine Arts) office in the CPAC or email her at SlaterE@FLHSemail.org for more information.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
LION KING IS COMING-- ARE YOU READY? Auditions for the MS production of Lion King will happen in Mid-December. The directors will be hosting a clinic for movement (dance and puppets!) for the show. There will be two offerings of this fun and preparatory class. They will be Saturday Dec 2 and Saturday 16 from 1-6p. The cost is $50. Not interested in auditioning but still want to learn about these things? That is totally OK. You may only sign up for one of the two session, as each will cap at 30 students. (Please note - partaking in the event does NOT guarantee casting in The Lion King Jr., nor does not enrolling hurt your chances. Directors also reserve the right to cancel with full refund if not enough people enroll. Students involved with Ozma cannot sign up for the first weekend, as they should be all about Ozma.) Please email Mr. Elliott or Mrs. Wheat for more details. Signups should occur through the business office to put the charge on your account.
Hakuna Matata.
Calling all girls lacrosse players at all skill levels -Fall Ball practices will start after Thanksgiving and will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm on the Faith Soccer Fields. Please email flhslaxmom@gmail.com for the complete schedule or check the girls’ lacrosse athletic pages. (11/28)
Auditions for new members of the Faith Conservatory of the Fine Arts 2018-2019 are coming up in January for all current 8th-11th graders.
Music: Instrumental and Vocal: Saturday, January 27th, from 9:00-12:00.
Theatre: Performance and Technical: Saturday, January 20th, from 10:00-4:00
Dance: Saturday, January 20th, from 9:30-11:30
Visual Arts: Portfolios Due: Tuesday, January 16th
Interviews: Monday & Tuesday, January 22nd-23rd
Sign up for a time slot outside of Ms. Emily Slater’s (the Dean of Fine Arts) office in the CPAC or email her at SlaterE@FLHSemail.org for more information.
DEVOTIONAL
A Prayer to Look Beyond Life’s Interruptions
By Boyd Bailey
Early one morning as I sat in my prayer chair at home, my precious 7-year-old grandbaby Lily caught me reading and praying the Psalms.
Instead of being glad she saw her Pop reading the Bible, I was a little annoyed my time with God had been interrupted. As she crawled into my lap, my heavenly Father spoke words that warmed my heart as He reminded me, “My dear son, this is not an interruption, but an illustration of My love, care and affection for you.”
As she sat in my lap I couldn’t help but notice several bruises, scratches, bug bites and a matted band aid on her legs. To which the Holy Spirit whispered, “Boyd, you are bruised and broken — and I Am — your Comforter and Healer.”
Peace, joy, confidence, hope, faith and love all at once erupted in my heart, moving me closer to Christ. My heavenly Father illustrated through an interruption what I was seeking all along: His loving presence.
One day an unnamed Samaritan woman, going about her daily business, was interrupted by a stranger who asked her for a drink of water: “The Samaritan woman said to him, ‘You are a Jew and I am a Samaritan woman. How can you ask me for a drink?’ (For Jews do not associate with Samaritans.) Jesus answered her, ‘If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water’” (John 4:9-10, NIV).
He asked her for a favor — a drink of water — but what was Jesus' bigger idea for stopping by the well? To give a gift. He offered it to this searching, hardworking woman who needed living water for her thirsty soul. The Messiah she’d heard about was in her presence to offer her
His forgiveness and love.
So she couldn’t help but tell everyone what Jesus had done: “Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did. Could this be the Messiah?” (John 4:29)
Our lives are full of interruptions.
Traffic, a sick child, a financial surprise, a long line, a needy neighbor, a complaining customer, a co-worker in crisis, unfaithfulness, divorce, illness and death. These all look, sound and feel like interruptions. However, with eyes of faith we have the ability to look beyond life’s interruptions and instead see illustrations of God’s love.
Interruptions can be appointments for compassion. Life may feel unfair, but in your everyday routine recognize the Lord in the little things and love like Jesus. Interruptions represent people to love and are opportunities for you to be loved!
Loving people is the business of Jesus’ followers. It may be a person in your immediate presence, or it could be an individual in your peripheral vision, such as a restaurant server who needs to be included in your mealtime prayer.
A doctor or nurse who cares for you, a loved one who needs to be encouraged, or a critic who doesn’t have the full story — they too need the gifts of your patience and grace. Look for illustrations of God’s hand at work, home, vacation and especially during the holidays. Let interruptions slow you down, so you can better focus on receiving and giving God's love.
Has your life been interrupted? How can you turn this into an opportunity to love and be loved?
Lean into God and learn of His love for the person who may have interrupted your life, then go share your story. Today, settle into the lap of your Lord, rest secure in His comfort and compassion. He beautifully illustrates His story of love for you, written with grace by His Son and your Savior, Jesus.
Heavenly Father, open my eyes of faith to see Your illustrations of love in the interruptions of my life today. Lord, help me see these moments as opportunities to love and to accept Your love and the love of others. Help me share the good news of Your great love with everyone I know. Slow me down, so that I can receiving and give to others. In Jesus’ Name, Amen
FACULTY AND STAFF 11/27-12/1 $3.50
Monday: RAVIOLIS
Tuesday: PIZZA
Wednesday: ORANGE GLAZED CHICKEN
Thursday: BEEF BRISKET
Friday: BRATS
Salad a la carte: $1.50 Full Salad Bar: $3.50
DUTY ROSTER
Week of 11/27/17 | 12/4/17 | |
AM Duty | 1 Athletic director 2. Connolly 3. Administrator 4. Asst. principals 5. Counselors | 1. Athletic directors 2. K. Elliott 3. Administrator 4. Asst. principals 5. Counselors |
MS Lunch | 1. Administrator 2. J. Schumacher 3. Carroll 4. Kuhn 5. Ballek 6. Kirkpatrick 7. Jacobs 8. Administrator |
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6th Lunch |
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HS Lunch | 1. Administrator 2. Naugle 3. JK. Meyer 4. Morrill 5. Fisher 6. Laufer 7. J. McDaniel 8. K. Phelps 9. Administrator | 1. Administrator 2. T. Tonniges 3. Biles 4. J. Meyer 5. Fisher 6. Beffrey 7. Best 8. M. Cattau 9. Administrator |
PM Duty | 1. cw 2. Administrator 3. Security DEPARTMENTS: COVER | 1. cw 2. Administrator 3. Security DEPARTMENTS: COVER |
Detention |
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