Logos International School is looking for various opportunities where our students can serve in practical ways that will be helpful to you and your ministry. We are looking at setting aside 2-3 consecutive full days in November to begin, and are open to various possibilities following the initial 2-3 days. We have approximately . . . → Read More: Could you use some extra hands of service?
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We took charge of the weekly lice shampooing and nit picking. Dear Logos Family, I thought I would provide a report about the great experiences our high school students encountered as they traveled all around Cambodia with the various week long service trips and the Bible Camp. Ms. Chelsea “Super” Cooper and her group . . . → Read More: Wednesday Update Feb. 23 TO THE WONDERFUL PARENTS OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS: WyldLife- A new middle school program (Grades 6-8) in which our high school students will be reaching out to love and lead our middle schoolers. To show them Christ in a relational way, allowing kids to experience Christ in a real and personal way, in hopes that . . . → Read More: WyldLife- A new middle school program [singlepic id=540 w=400 float=left]Logos hosted a couple of fun carnivals for New Life School this past week. Many thanks to Jess Hein and the carnival committee for all the planning and making the effort. Also special thanks to the grades 3, 5 , and 6 class for volunteering and making the carnival a fun time . . . → Read More: Logos hosted a couple of fun carnivals for New Life School [singlepic id=494 w=450 h= float=] Dear Logos Family, A number of teachers went out to Kampong Thom last week with the grade 6 class. Bonnie Blackard has given a little report about where they went and perhaps a very big “plug” for this particular lady and her ministry. Below is that report: . . . → Read More: The Wednesday Update March 31st Dear Logos Family, Tess Scholz and the leadership class has been doing wonderful work within our local community. Many things they do go unsaid or unnoticed as this group of students finds ways to bless people. However, I couldn’t help but notice that there was little mention about what the class did over the . . . → Read More: Wednesday Update: January 27, 2010 |
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