I am often reminded of the humble beginnings of Crosshill Christian School. At times the path was undefined and even seemed insurmountable. From starting with 33 students in 1992, the guiding strength has always been the clear call from God for His campus. I am reminded of Jonathan's belief in God's promise for His chosen nation.
"Jonathan said to his young armor-bearer, “Come, let’s go over to the outpost of those uncircumcised men. Perhaps the Lord will act in our behalf. Nothing can hinder the Lord from saving, whether by many or by few.” (I Samuel 14:6) For over 30 years the leaders of Crosshill Christian School have been diligent to allow God to do His work on our behalf. Over the past decade, Crosshilll Christian School has experienced an average of 12% growth annually. We anticipate close to 600 students in the fall of '24 (about 7% annual growth). With over 2/3 of our classrooms at capacity, we are as committed as ever to remaining obedient to God's vision for His school. Growth in numbers should also run parallel with growth in other areas. Over this same season, we have established a clear leadership team of Principals and Administrative staff to share the daily governance and long-term planning of the school. We continue to establish intentional training for our staff on our mission of discipleship training within a school setting. Student activities, student resources, and student academic interventions continue to grow. Our March missions week engages hundreds of students, staff, and parents in practicing the Great Commission. Graduates continue to walk in authentic faith, living a surrendered life to His leading. Still, there is much work to do. According to His design, we are an imperfect community within a broken world, attracted to the redemption found in Christ Jesus. May we consistently allow the redeeming power of the gospel to invade every decision, every meeting, every mistake, and every victory. The success that Jonathan experienced was not an individual victory, for he was not alone. “Do all that you have in mind,” his armor-bearer said. “Go ahead; I am with you heart and soul.” (I Samuel 14:7) A day does not go by that we do not prayerfully rejoice with the families committed to the mission of Crosshill Christian School. The journey of training our children to be disciples of Jesus Christ in this culture is not an easy one. It often comes at great cost and sacrifice. While it is easy to trust God, it is not always easy to trust others, especially with their children. Thank you for your trust. Through our shared belief in the goodness and sovereignty of God, we believe the ground will shake just as it did in Israel with the awareness that God is alive and on the throne. Comments are closed.
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Adam Kronberger
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