"Preach the Gospel at all times. Use words if necessary."

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  Friday   --  May 22, 2009

WHAT WILL THEY SEE IN YOUR HOUSE? (2)

Well, here it is, test week which means Field Day, tests, concerts, graduation, receptions, and then vacation or at least most go to their homes for the summer. What are your summer plans? Whatever they are it will invariably involve a different set of friends than here at school. Banquet and the musical seem to signal the end of the year is nearing. How have you done so far as to “What did they see in your house?” Did those people who saw you at the banquet, going and coming, see just fancy trappings? I am sure there were chances to show those from Babylon our Christian character. Did everyone see good behavior and modest gowns? What was seen in your house? Tournaments are coming up. Beside your talents, what will the opposition see in your house? Graduation weekend is approaching. What will we see in your house?
What about this summer when you go to your homes? When the summer is over, what will you say when God asks, “What did they see in your house?”  Arm yourself now with the Word of God. Put on the armor of God and His Word so that when the time comes and people from near and far get a chance to see your house or you get a chance to show your house, it will be a time for testimony to the greatness of your God, not in the abundance of the things of this world, but rather in the abundant blessings of the things of the Spirit. Will your house show signs of the life of a Christian who knows full well what God has done for him and how He did it and what it cost Him. Your house, your life, should be prepared to give a testimony of the risen Christ who died for our sins. Then when people look into your life, your house, they will see a faithful child of God living as one redeemed by Christ ready to share the good news of Christ crucified.

You know, we know, all that Christ has done for us. May this knowledge "light up" the halls of our house now and forever so that when we are asked "What did they see in your house?" We will be quick to answer, "Christ Jesus my Savior"
What a great outreach, mission effort for the summer -- or any time. Let the people see the Savior in your palace, your house, your life as a testimony concerning who you are.  Lord help us to this end.
- Retired Prof. Ron Roehl (Chapel 5/18/2009)

TODAY ON CAMPUS:
NOTE CHANGE: 12:30 p.m. Flute Choir in the Gym
3:00 p.m. Class Day in the Fieldhouse
7:30 p.m. Spring Concert at Messiah
Saturday 10:00 a.m. Graduation Service in the Fieldhouse
   

CONGRATULATIONS STUDENT BODY

PRESIDENT-ELECT:  RANDY WITTORP

Today's  Menu:

 

CHERYL'S SURPRISE

Tonight: Pizza  

UNEXCUSED TARDY/ABSENCE: The following have been reported as unexcused for absence or tardiness in a class from the previous school day. To get excused, you must see Prof. Schierenbeck or bring a written excuse to the office before 4:00 p.m. today, or you may be serving detention next "year".

THURSDAY: 

REDEEM YOUR “STUFF” from Prof. Sullivan in his office today or tomorrow or it is gone!  Unclaimed textbooks (including Alex Burns’ Chemistry book) will result in a $5.00 charge to your school account.

The dormitories will be locked during the concert at Messiah church this evening and will close at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, 5/23/09.

 

TVBS:  A few spots open yet. Please help if you are able! www.clctvbs.org

 

VOLLEYBALL STUFF: The registration form for the ILHS volleyball camp is now on the ILC website.  The dates are Sunday, July 26-Thursday, July 30. 

BASKETBALL CAMP FOR GIRLS:  This summer a basketball camp for girls will again be held here at Immanuel. It's intended for girls grades 5-12. Go to www.ilc.edu and click on Girls Basketball Camp on the home page for details and to register. See you this summer.

2009 BOY’S SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP:  June 12–14.  Registration info at www.ilc.edu.

 

"WHAT DO I DO WITH MY BOOKS AND MY GRAPHING CALCULATOR?"

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:

Please leave your textbooks in your locker.  Please remove your personal items (e.g. Bibles, hymnals, Beacon handbooks) from your locker before you leave.

COLLEGE STUDENTS:

Please bring your textbooks to the office when you are finished with them.

GRAPHING CALCULATORS:

All students who rented graphing calculators must return them to the office.

 

server-d is dead!  This morning about 3:30 a.m. or so, server-d physically stopped functioning.  This includes all student data on ilcusers.  If you desperately need files from server-d, see Prof. Roehl.

 

WIAA REGIONAL SOFTBALL RESULTS:

ILHS  6  ELEVA-STRUM 0

NEXT:   At Chippewa Falls McDonell Tuesday (May 26)

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QUESTIONS THAT MIGHT BE ON YOUR FINAL THIS WEEK:

Q. What is the only food that doesn't spoil?
A.  Honey

 

  FRIDAY FRIENDS FINALE

(Most of the) ILHS Class of 2009 at the Faculty Tea for Graduates (May 17, 2009)