Choosing the right school has become one of the most strategic decisions a parent can make. Education is not value neutral and every institution will work to shape the worldview of an impressionable child. It demands a quality choice.
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Forest Lake Christian School is proud to present the Children of the World International Children’s Choir. The choir, comprised of orphaned and disadvantaged children from several different countries, will be performing at the elementary campus on Tuesday, February 16, beginning at 1:00PM. This high-energy, inspiring program will feature several songs, in both English and native dialects, as well as stirring personal testimonies. The children have performed in such venues as Focus on the Family, Brooklyn Tabernacle, Crystal Cathedral, and Disney World. http://www.worldhelp.net
When I consider this phrase taken from 2 Corinthians 9:6-8 I am reminded of my friend Larry Tracy. Larry is the father of two Forest Lake alumni. Although it has been several years since his children were students here, his presence is felt every single day. Larry is responsible for the security system that keeps a watchful eye on all the comings and goings around this busy place. He owns a security company called Misson Protection Systems LLC.
Larry has been a pioneer in the security industry on a world wide scale for many years. He holds numerous product patents which have revolutionized aspects of the industry. You will notice a link on this post to two articles about Larry. One is descriptive of a moment of recognition for his contributions to the security industry in general, the other describes what he is currently doing with his philanthropy specific to…
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Help Support Forest Lake Christian School
Bring in your old gold jewelry (i.e. broken chains, single earrings, worn jewelry, etc.) to the FLCS offices or Stucki Jewelers. Your old gold equals cash for FLCS
Stucki Jewelrs knows the school has been hit hard with budget cuts, tighter incomes, and lower student enrollment. We will collect “scrap gold” now through February 26, and refine it for money back to FLCS.
For more information call the school offices, Willard Schoellerman, or James Arbaugh at Stucki Jewlers at (530) 272-1266
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