Heritage Lutheran Church School

“We send our children to schools where secular humanism, anti-Christian mythology, and moral relativism are preached incessantly.  We let them watch television where they are barraged with materialism and all forms of immorality.  We encourage them to learn at public libraries where Christian material is censored and humanism is promoted.  We take them to museums where Darwinism is preached and the Bible is mocked.  They listen to music that glorifies sin.  We allow friendship with humanist peers who lead them away from God and into temptation.  We subscribe to magazines and newspapers where false ideologies rule and biblical teachings are ignored or maligned.  We let them surf the Internet and be misled by false worldviews and temptations of every sort.  And maybe we manage to get them to church for an hour or two on Sunday.  And Satan laughs, and says to himself, “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.”  Eric Blievernicht, Terre Haute, Indiana

Children need food for their bodies to live and thrive.  Believers need “food for their faith” as well.   I want my children to be fed what is most important every day…God’s Word.  I know that’s the best way I can prepare them for life.
 It’s a blessing from our Lord that, in addition to learning about God daily, my
children will also learn their reading, writing, arithmetic, and other subjects from hard-working, dedicated teachers with smaller class sizes and have the opportunity to be involved in extra-curriculars as well.  -Sarah Smith

 

   

 

 

Kindergarten Supply List

box of crayons (24 count)

1 pack of 8 “wide” washable markers

8 glue sticks

Small storage box for crayons, etc.

1 Fiskars scissors (blunt nose)

10-12 number 2 pencils with erasers

2 rolls of paper towels

2 boxes of Kleenex

Napkins

1 box of 5 ounce paper drinking cups

One box of Ziploc baggies (gallon, quart, pint)

3 pocket folders

Painting smock or old shirt (adult t-shirts work well)

School bag or backpack

Elmer’s school glue

one change clothing to be kept in backpack all year

A labeled Ziploc bag with your child’s name and 10 pennies, 8 nickels and 5 dimes