Our Lenten Journey

Last week, our Faith Formation classes reflected on the importance of Lent, inspired by Jesus' forty-day retreat in the wilderness before starting his public work. We explored Lent as a time to make space for self-reflection, readiness, and change. The conversations shifted from seeing Lent as merely a time of giving up things to viewing it as an opportunity to deepen our understanding of God's love, which in turn, fosters personal development and change. As an activity, Miss Elsa’s class decorated small wooden flower shapes to be included in the Calvary Capital Campaign goal-tracking project. The students enjoyed adding color and creative designs to each flower which will be added to the poster as a way to track the number of pledges.

The Level III students were delighted to present the final project during Coffee Hour. It was inspiring to see them articulate the design process and the significance of the artwork. Kudos to these students for a job well done! 

Miss Laura's Level IV class has been progressing through the Bible and is currently studying the epistles. They plan to spend one more Sunday on this subject before proceeding to explore The Revelation of John. Following this, the class will transition into a brief overview of church history, enriching their understanding of the Christian faith's development over time.