Seniors Thank Guidance!
Graduating senior, Bailey McCracken, thanked the Guidance Department for assistance to become a fighting Texas Aggie next fall. (Don't all WHOOP at once!) Guidance Director, Tina Hall, is so proud of all of the accomplishments of this year's senior class. Graduation is Saturday, May 17 at Summit Christian Church.
SACS MISSIONS
Two brief statements. First, we of the Haiti and Malawi (aka, formerly the Ukraine/Moldova mission trip which was cancelled due to security issues) Mission TEAMS thank you for all your support throughout this year. It has been our privilege and blessing to share with you our dreams to minister to the orphans of these two countries who are in such great need—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. And, in only a few weeks, we will leave San Antonio to travel to, live in, and take the love of Jesus Christ to these people. We thank you for that opportunity and covet your prayers each and every day.
Secondly, we want to ask you to consider being a part of the Mission TEAMS. Even though you may not be able to go on the trips, perhaps you have wondered if there was some way you could contribute. There is. If God guides you, would you prayerfully donate a financial gift to the Mission TEAMS to Haiti and Malawi. The students have worked hard all year to raise the necessary funds, and God has been faithful to provide for most of our needs. But, there are still some unfunded needs. Any donation, regardless of amount, will enable the Mission TEAMS to meet their financial obligations for the trips.
If you wish to donate, please send or mail your donation to SACS’ High School. Please make checks out to SACS and put “James 1:27 Mission Fund” in the memo area. Your donation will be shared equally between the Haiti and Malawi missions.
Your donation will be shared equally between the Haiti and Malawi missions. Thank you for your consideration and prayers.
“This is pure and undefiled religion in the sight of our God and Father,
to visit orphans and widows in their distress…” (James 1:27)
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