Hello,
Another preschool year has come to a close; I am excited for Immanuel Lutheran’s preschool graduates and all that God has planned for their futures.
Our motto for this year’s graduation is “Oh, The Places You’ll Go!” Doesn’t this perfectly sum up what we all pray and hope for our children, for God to guide them and help them on their journey through this life?
It’s my hope for every one of these graduating preschoolers that they continue to put God first and always lean on him and not their understanding of things. In the world today there are many things that we can question, but God wants us to:
“Trust in the LORD with all your heart
and lean not on your own understanding;”
– Proverbs 3:5
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Let us remember this and help all of us in the church to be examples and to show these little ones God’s love and what it means to trust in the Lord.
Thank you for the many prayers of support and many donations throughout this school year — many blessings to you.
Always,
Mrs. Amie