Did you miss Trinity’s first Titan Talk? On Oct. 18, Upper School teacher Aaron Ames spoke on “Human Identity in the Age of Technology.” Listen here.
Our next Titan Talk is Thursday, Dec. 6, from 7-8:30 p.m. The topic will be “Storytelling.”
http://www.trinitylex.org/titan-talk-oct-18/
Congratulations to our winners from the Book Fair Costume Contest and Coloring Contest:
Costume Contest Winners:
Coloring Contest Winners:
http://www.trinitylex.org/book-fair-week-winners/
http://www.trinitylex.org/poinsettia-sale-2/
As we approach the holiday season, we have a wonderful opportunity to teach our children that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Out of a thankful heart for the many blessings we receive from the Father, we can (and are commanded to) give to those who are less fortunate than we.
Each year, Trinity Christian Academy collects food to help support the Salvation Army of Lexington’s Food Pantry. The Salvation Army has a long history of providing assistance to anyone in need. Here in Lexington, in addition to the Food Pantry they also offer a homeless shelter for women and children, counseling, an Early Learning Center, and other services.
Trinity will be gathering food from Monday, Oct. 29 through Friday, Nov. 2. Every Lower School family will be designated as a Pilgrim or an Indian. We always have a lot of fun competing against one another to see which group wins by bringing in the most items. All donated items need to be clearly marked with a “P” for Pilgrim and an “I” for Indian so that they can be counted correctly and assigned to the right team.
Below you will find a list of food items needed. To get us off to the right start, all food items brought in on Monday will count DOUBLE points! Let’s give generously with cheerful hearts and to the glory of our Lord!
Most Needed Items:
Canned meats (tuna, chicken, Spam, etc.)Peanut ButterBeans (dried or canned)SoupCanned fruitCanned vegetablesMacaroni & Cheese, and other “Helper” type mixesPastaSpaghetti Sauce
*For food safety reasons, opened or expired items cannot be accepted.*
Please mark all items with your team designation (‘P’ for Pilgrim, ‘I’ for Indian). If you are unsure of your assigned team, refer to the Monday Memo.
Don’t forget that donations brought in Monday, 10/29 count for DOUBLE POINTS!
http://www.trinitylex.org/gathering-of-the-harvest-3/
Our Lower School Book Fair is Oct. 22-26.
Parents can shop after school on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, as long as they pick up their students by 2:45 pm (prior to going to the Book Fair).
Monday, Oct. 22: Book Fair opens for a preview at noon.http://www.trinitylex.org/book-fair-oct-22-26/
Our next Spirit Day is Monday, Oct. 22, at Papa Murphy’s in Beaumont! Join us as we watch some familiar faculty members serve as “guest pizza chefs” from 5-7 p.m.
All day long, 10% of all sales will go to Trinity Christian Academy. No flyer needed!
http://www.trinitylex.org/papa-murphys-spirit-day/
Kentucky is the place for festivals in the fall, and Trinity has one you won’t want to miss! Join us from 4:00-7:00 p.m., Friday, Oct. 5, at the Lower School. It’s all part of our Homecoming Weekend! Fun for the whole family, including:
Cost is $5 per student, or $15 family max.
Volunteers are needed for the Fall Festival. Please sign up here.
http://www.trinitylex.org/fall-festival-2/
Trinity hosted its annual Cross Country Invitational last Saturday at Masterson Station Park, bringing in over 300 runners from 16 schools.
Trinity placed:
The Titans compete next Saturday in Eubank, KY, at the Lake Cumberland Runners Invitational.
http://www.trinitylex.org/cross-country-update-2/
Congratulations to our middle school volleyball teams! In this weekend’s tournament, our B team won first place and our A team came in second place. Way to go, ladies!
B Team
A Team
http://www.trinitylex.org/middle-school-volleyball-champs/
