Posts by James Bosma
Trinity Days: Experience Trinity
Have you considered Christian education for your elementary school children? Visit us on Trinity Days to learn why families from more than 40 local churches choose Trinity Christian School. JK/Kindergarten…
Read MoreA Lesson from Google
Dear Parents, Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to visit the Google offices in Kitchener-Waterloo. This included touring their facilities, as well as gaining an understanding of the culture…
Read MoreA Challenge for 2019
Dear Parents, I hope that you all had an excellent Christmas and a blessed time with your family. As we begin a new calendar year, it is always a great…
Read MoreRemember Jesus this Christmas!
It’s here! The last school week of the calendar year and final days leading up to Christmas are upon us. For most students (and possibly teachers too), this elicits excitement…
Read MoreGod’s Gift of Peace
Dear Parents, If we take a moment to look at the world around us, we are bombarded with images of conflict, chaos, anxiety, and a feeling of unrest. It is…
Read MoreTrinity Plants Flower Bulbs with Bulbs4Kids
For the second year in a row we received 600 unique and different types of tulip bulbs from Holland. This past week Mr. Paas came out to help help…
Read MoreShare the Light of Hope this Christmas
Dear Parents, As we enter the season of advent, I am reminded of the anticipation and excitement that exists, as we wait for the arrival or coming of something. This…
Read MoreSuccess & Failure: Using Our Past to Fuel Our Future
Dear Parents, It is in our nature to want to protect our children and ensure that they easily succeed at everything that they do. We assume that finding success early…
Read MoreStudents Partnering with World Renew
Dear parents, It’s hard to believe, but the Christmas season is right around the corner. We are already starting to make plans for our Christmas Concert and various school events.…
Read MoreOut of Darkness: Life and Hope
Dear parents, I was recently reminded of how God creates beautiful things out of what we perceive as darkness. Someone close to me passed away unexpectedly in less than ideal…
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