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Coming soon:

1. Swimming Gala report and photographs
2. Swimming endurance challenge organised by the PTA - Parents Teacher Association.
3. Photographs from the Valentines Evening.
4. Summary of the spiritual food shared with us by Pastor Letseli and Pastor Potgieter.

14 March 2008 Athletics Day

You Are Everything

View the Lifehouse Everything Skit By Winter Park SDA Youth Group version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly5px8H2A18

Happy Valentines Day

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Big Thank You

A big thank you to Appletiser for sponsorship of 5 cases of drinks for the Grade 11 Valentines Fund raising Banquet and Waterstone Spur for sponsorship of 3 prizes valued at R75.00 each.

Valentines Banquet

Grade 11 Class fund raiser for the matric (grade 12 "Prom") banquet.

View invites and tickets by clicking on this link.

We will be having a live band, poetry reading, singers and a professional photographer.

Remember to dress appropriately and modestly. There will be no dancing. All food served is vegetarian. Vegans will be catered for on request.

Awards on the evening will be for:

Best dressed female
Best dressed male
and
Mr & Miss Valentine

Do not loose your vision

”LIKE THE BLIND WE GROPE…FEELING OUR WAY LIKE MEN WITHOUT EYES.’ ISAIAH 59:10

…give yourself permission to go a different way

The Pilgrims landed on the shores of America full of vision. The first year they established a town. The next year they elected a council. In their third year the town council proposed building a road five miles out into the wilderness for westward expansion. But the people criticised it as a waste of public funds. Amazing! Once they had been able to see across oceans to new worlds, now they could not see five miles down the road. What happened? They lost their vision! How can you keep that from happening to you?

1) Refuse to become self-centered! God wants you to enjoy success, but anytime the profit margin becomes more important than the service principle, you will forfeit God’s blessing.

2) Do not get lost in the mundane! One successful leader writes, ‘In preparation for the day, I focus on the main event and ask, ‘In order to make the main event a good event, what must I know? Do? Eliminate?’ Some things will be fun, some will not, but with preparation the most important things will get done well.’

3) Refuse to go with the flow! Most of us are married to the status quo. We want what is, not what can be. We seek safety and simple answers. To keep your vision alive you must give yourself permission to go a different way; to break new ground. The moment your eyes open each morning remind yourself, ‘There is more out there than what I’ve experienced,’ then commit your day to God and get moving!

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This article was provided courtesy of UCB, from The Word for Today publication

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