Head of School

 

A routine day in our school involves hundreds if not thousands of interactions between students, staff and volunteers with none of us reflecting divine perfection.

 

Misunderstandings are unavoidable. Things are said or done wrong with individual perceptions adding to the confusion.

 

Flexibility, adaptability with longsuffering and patience are essential life skills critical to the successful navigation of life in an imperfect world.

 

“Now therefore there is utterly a fault among you...why do you not rather take the wrong?...” (I Cor 6:7)
 

Paul admonished the church with this rhetorical question which implies we are too soon given to trying to straighten up the world and those in it to match our perception of right and wrong. This futile attempt often leads to strife and frustration. When your child comes home with a complaint of some injustice; coach them to a Christian response which retains unity and peace in the body.



 

David E. Wild
School Principal