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St. James R-1 School District is proud to announce the hiring of Mrs. Becky Daniels as the new Administrative Intern for the school district. On Wednesday, March 15th, the Board of Education approved the hiring and she will serve as the Assistant Principal for St. James Middle School for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year.
Through the Aspiring Administrators Program, the district gives interested educators the opportunity to gain experience at the administrative level through a possible two-year internship as well as other sources of professional development.
“My vision for the middle school is to continue fostering and creating an environment and programs that directly align with our district mission: empower students through caring relationships, academic excellence, and community partnerships,” said Daniels when asked about her vision for the St. James Middle School. “I want all of our students to become lifelong learners and productive members of our community, and fulfilling our mission is an integral step toward that goal.”
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District Hires New Assistant Principal
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St. James R-1 School District Board of Education on Wednesday, March 15th, approved the hiring of Mr...Congratulations Becky!! 👏
Becky congraguations wish you well,I was wondering if you worked with my daughter inlaw Erica blunt
Virtual Worship - March 12, 2023 - mailchi.mp/df7d1b9e60ac/virtual-worship-march-12-2023 ... See MoreSee Less
Don’t forget to set your clocks forward one hour on Saturday night! ... See MoreSee Less
Linda was rollin’ in her new wheelchair this afternoon. She is very excited to have it and appreciates all the support with getting it. ... See MoreSee Less
Thanks for the pic Rob!
Thank you all my Church Family. Wendy, I was able to get fb on my phone again. I will be able to watch the services and keep in touch.
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Youth group went to the new dog pound tonight to donate some doggie goodies, and get a tour. They did a few little chores Mary Young had for them. Can’t wait for the grand opening on March 26th! ... See MoreSee Less
Mary Young. This is great! Glad to see the kids involved!
Good for them. Thanks
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Bells, piano and organ during worship today! Beautiful! ... See MoreSee Less
Was a beautiful musical moment
Beautiful ❤️
Virtual Worship - February 26, 2023 - mailchi.mp/ea6548d020cc/virtual-worship-february-26-2023 ... See MoreSee Less
Tonight we gathered for Ash Wednesday, sharing in food, fellowship, worship, and fasting those grudges that hold us back from peace. May peace find you this Lenten season. ... See MoreSee Less
Ash Wednesday service tonight will be in-person only—no virtual service. Please join us if you can in Roper Hall. 5:30 Soup supper; 6:00 service.
Lent begins today!
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Don’t forget to start your Lenten journey with us at our Ash Wednesday service to be held in Roper Hall this Wednesday, February 22, 5:30 PM, soup, 6:00 PM service. ... See MoreSee Less
Virtual Worship - February 19, 2023 - mailchi.mp/a2d69648099d/virtual-worship-february-19-2023 ... See MoreSee Less
I read this from a United Methodist pastor named Geoff Postgate. I thought it was worth sharing because something new from God is on the horizon for all of us who claim to be God’s followers.
From Geoff:
Something powerful is happening in the Chapel at Asbury University in Wilmore, KY. It seems wonderfully beyond human constraint, which is how the Holy Spirit tends to operate.
I don't pretend to know what the outcome will be. But I have observed some things about the movement of the Holy Spirit, from Scripture, history, and my own experience. The Holy Spirit doesn't seem to show up to reinforce or create a return to structures and ways of thinking that already exist. Usually the Spirit surges in order to plow ground for a completely new wave of God's endgame of loving, saving, liberating, and transforming human beings. In the events recorded in the Bible in Acts 2, the author describes the Spirit's invasion as a "violent wind." Literally this means a force that stirs things around and breaks things up.
That being the case, I look to where that breaking-things-apart push is needed amongst us in the Body of Christ, at least in North America. I observe this:
-Too many church and church folks have become more focused on our own comfort and convenience than on getting out of our comfort zones in order to build relationships with the least, the last, and the lost.
-Too many of us think being a Jesus-follower is just about showing up in worship and feeling all warm and good about songs and a sermon, rather than being about the daily discipleship work of prayer, biblical deep-dives, mutual encouragement and growth, service to others, and witness.
-We become more focused on enforcing religious rules as we interpret them than on offering the sacrificing, rescuing, grace-driven love that Jesus gives.
-We give more attention to those who are already in the fellowship than on those who could be.
-We put more emphasis on buildings and those who spend time in them than on those outside our buildings whom God loves and seeks.
-We spend more time and energy protecting and preserving church as-is than on shaping them into the disciple-making, world-transforming outposts they could be and should be.
-We offer benign indifference to the collective structures and practices that feed off of suffering, injustice, and oppression. Or we actually support them, rather than challenging them, as is our biblical mandate.
And as we drift farther and farther from God's endgame, we build structures, organizations, systems, and theologies to support the above. We become so entrenched in it all that something has to blow in and break it all up in order for something new from God's own heart to be unleashed.
Cue the Holy Spirit.
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