November 2025

 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

We have so much to be grateful for in our school, our church, and our nation. November is characterized as a month of thanksgiving, culminating in the largest holiday in the U.S., which is Thanksgiving. And while it is wonderful for everyone to say what they are thankful for in their families around the dinner table, it is far more important that we remember “who” we are to give thanks to — for all that we have, for all that we are, and for all that God will accomplish in our lives.

“Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever.” Psalm 136:1

God is truly so very good to His people. Considering the progress of our school over the last 17 years, we are so very grateful to Him for all that He has accomplished here in West Kendall. We have grown from 12 to 130 students — from a
preschool/daycare center to becoming an elementary campus through 6th grade — and now
we are getting ready to build a new facility that will triple our size God is truly so very good to His people. Considering the progress of our school over the last 17 years, we are so very grateful to Him for all that He has accomplished here in West Kendall. We have grown from 12 to 130 students — from a preschool/daycare center to becoming an elementary campus through 6th grade — and now we are getting ready to build a new facility that will triple our size your church and school community have literally been able to minister to tens of thousands of people over the last 23 years, and that is truly amazing.

We are also so grateful for you, our parents, who have been so very supportive of our school and so involved in your children’s education. You are to be commended for putting your children into a Christian environment that teaches godly virtues
and character. Thank you for your constant love and participation throughout the years.

“I will give thanks to you, O Lord, among the peoples; I will sing praises to you among the  nations.” Psalm 108:3–5
Thanksgiving was originally established in this country to bring our nation together to remember to give thanks to our God for His goodness and faithfulness in our lives. The Pilgrims experienced the grace of God firsthand in simply surviving the dangerous voyage from England across the Atlantic to come to a new land where they could worship God freely. Despite all
odds, they were able to survive the worst weather and illness they had ever experienced. But because of the grace of God in their lives, they not only survived the journey but thrived in this new land
they would call America. We too, like the Pilgrims, may be grateful for our freedoms in this country — freedom of religion,
freedom of speech, freedom to vote in new leadership without bloodshed, and the freedom to pursue life, liberty, and happiness.