The fifth graders recited the American's Creed and Jackson presented his original speech entitled, "Freedom or Chains." It was a great morning as we were challenged to seek Christ and His purpose for having us in this place for such a time as this.
Friday, May 7, 2010
National Day of Prayer
Yesterday was our National Day of Prayer and at our school we have a prayer service and a recognition of our community leaders and elected officials whom we have prayed for throughout the year in our Adopt-a-Leader program.
The fifth graders recited the American's Creed and Jackson presented his original speech entitled, "Freedom or Chains." It was a great morning as we were challenged to seek Christ and His purpose for having us in this place for such a time as this.
We were excited that Mr and Mrs Sims could join us! We have been praying for them everyday this school year. We prayed that God would grant Mr. Sims wisdom as he serves on the Longview City Council. For Mrs. Sims, we prayed that God would heal her cancer. It was an encouragement to hear her report of good health.
The fifth graders recited the American's Creed and Jackson presented his original speech entitled, "Freedom or Chains." It was a great morning as we were challenged to seek Christ and His purpose for having us in this place for such a time as this.
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