Devotion of the Week: Last Saturday, some of our 5th-8th graders competed in a dodgeball tournament. It was fun to watch 20 dodgeballs being thrown while 20 players were trying to avoid being hit. Each game was a short chaotic battle. As fun as dodgeball can be, many times our lives are like a dodgeball game as we are frantically trying to avoid the pitfalls of life. Many times we get hit, struck, and plastered with the turmoil life can bring. We all deal with busy schedules, doctor appointments, health issues, sicknesses, injuries, emotional and mental stress, uncertainty in our careers, financial strife, and death. All of these things, at one time or another, hit us like a dodgeball. Unlike being in a dodgeball game, when we are faced with these uncertainties in life, we are not out because our hope, confidence, and strength comes from a source that has already defeated our greatest enemy: sin. We are forgiven and redeemed children of God who will live eternally with Jesus in perfection. Knowing that enables us to face each day with strength and courage as we are reminded repeatedly in God's Word that He grants us everything that we need in this life and in the life to come:

Serving in Worship: Sunday, March 24, the Cherub Choir (grades 2-4) will sing in church. Please have your child(ren) meet in the music room at 9:10am to warm up.

Sunday Morning Bible Class: As we gather Sunday, we will study “A Loving Law.” Months into their wilderness wanderings, the Israelites arrive in the wilderness of Sinai. God comes to the mountain in clouds and thunder—fire and smoke—as He establishes His covenant with His people through Moses, His chosen intermediary. There on the mountain, God gives Moses His Ten Commandments. Discuss why the Ten Commandments are still important in our lives today. Everyone is welcome to join us at Bible Study. -Deaconess Shirley

Reading Month Activity: On Thursday, we gathered as a school to do some activities. Students were in groups of different ages playing memory games (all the cards were book titles) and trying to form different letters on the gym floor (see pictures below). It was a lot of fun!

3rd Grade Spirit Day: Happy St. Patrick's Day! The whole school had a fun day dressing in green for our 3rd Grade Green Spirit Day.

Round Table Discussion Day: We are hosting a Round Table Event on Thursday, March 21 from 2:00-2:25pm in the Church Fellowship Hall to receive feedback from school parents on a variety of topics. If you would like to share some feedback, please sign up at the link below. Space will be limited. If this session fills up, we will plan for another one in the near future. Thank you for considering. 

Thank You to Popp's Place: For their generous donation of $250 that will go toward the 5-8th grade class trip to the Ark and Creation Museum. Thank you to everyone who came out to eat at Popp's Place on March 5. We appreciate your support!

Thank You to our Teacher and Staff Appreciation Committee: who brought in sub sandwiches, fruit, veggies, chips and cookies on Thursday before parent/teacher conferences. We appreciate it very much!

Thank You: To Mr. Wolter and our Youth Group for their help at the Fish Fry last Friday. Your help was greatly appreciated! Thanks to Maryn Hyatt, Anna Starke, Laini Wardin, Laci Harry, Katie Hales, Natalie McQueen and Loretta Wardin for helping serve food.

GRASP 2024: GRASP is a program which St. Peter Lutheran School offers to help kindergarten - 8th grade students during the summer to review reading and math taught during the school year. Information is being sent home about GRASP with students today. You may also click anywhere in this article to view the registration form.

Child Care Spring Break News: Don't forget to sign up for child care over Spring Break if you have not done so already. Click anywhere in this article to sign up.

Important Auction Update: This is GREAT NEWS!!! All proceeds from this year's auction will be matched dollar for dollar by a very generous donor. We are very thankful for this special donation. A majority of the auction funds will go towards our Early Childhood playground and to add a special latex layer on our new track.

19th Annual PTL Auction 2024: The auction is less than a month away! Purchase tickets for the "Mystery Dinner" Auction on Saturday, April 13, 2024, in the school office. Tickets are $30 each and will not be sold at the door. There are a couple of reserved tables still available for $100. Donations are being accepted and may be dropped off in the school office. For more information click anywhere in this article.

Online Store Open: The online store is open for 2 more days! All orders will be processed after March 17 through Grasel Graphics in Frankenmuth and will be delivered to the school in early April.

Sunday Morning at 9:30am and

Saturday Evenings at 5:00pm

Bible Study on Sundays after Worship

Lenten Worship on Wednesdays at 6:30pm