Guest: Dave Schall
Strength and Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning Coach Dave Schall discusses how he became passionate about fitness and gives some practical tips on how to maintain wellness in our daily lives. Continue Reading
Wildcat Wednesday
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This week, I want to invite you to join Westminster for Christian Day at the Ballpark on Saturday, June 30, when the Cardinals face the Pittsburgh Pirates. This year, in addition to participating in and supporting this wonderful annual event, Westminster will join Continue Reading
Spiritual Pulse
The Intentional Gospel
The other day, I was reflecting on the school year and the opportunities that we have had this year, and I smiled thinking about this incredible picture of the gospel that we have been afforded through chapel. We began the year looking at worship and why we have chapel every Wednesday. Continue Reading
Moments with Mr. Marsh
Reflections
The end of the school year is always an important time for reflection and evaluation for me: Who and what were the bright spots? What worked well? What am I most grateful for? Continue Reading
Seeing Clearly
The Webbs
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Middle School parents Shalonda and Steve Webb share about their decision to enroll their son at Westminster in 7th grade. Continue Reading
Guest: Kathy Karigan
Why “Am I a good parent?” is the Wrong Question
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How often do we hear, “I’m so glad I’m not a teenager in today’s culture?” or “What is wrong with kids today, and where are their parents?” God has given me the opportunity to work with adolescents and their families in a variety of settings for, well, I won’t mention how many years! Continue Reading
Wildcat Wednesday
Legislating High School Athletics – Part II
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As you may remember from a previous post, I recently traveled to Jefferson City to listen to the introduction of two bills to the education committee in the state legislature. For those of us in the Christian community, this one might hit a little closer to home. Continue Reading