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Friendly Acres Comes to Legacy |
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Monday, 08 March 2010 18:08 |
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By Maegan Whitt
On February 10-11, children’s author Ronda Friend put on a show for the families at Legacy, displaying the children’s books she has written. Ronda’s stories revolve around her childhood on a farm in Ohio called Friendly Acres.
It’s obvious to see that her family and life experiences are important to Ronda. She said her books are about “sowing seeds of a different kind,” and are 75% true, which keeps them interesting and still mostly true.
Ronda said her favorite part about writing stories is letting God give her the ideas and waiting on him to tell her. She was inspired to travel around the country talking about her books by knowing that God gave her this talent for a reason. She believes this is what she should do with it. She also said that if she could tell the kids at Legacy one thing it would be “to hear God’s voice, and when they hear God’s voice, to act on it.”
If you had a chance to see Ronda I think you would agree that she is using God’s gifts to her to further his kingdom. |
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Legacy Library Coming Soon! |
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Friday, 12 February 2010 15:54 |
Legacy Library News
WOW! Thank you so much for the book donations. We have had over 300 books donated in just a couple of weeks. Keep them coming! We will continue to accept gently used books and family friendly movies.
Library Pioneers
Legacy families of the 2009-2010 school year have an opportunity to make your mark in history as we open the first ever Legacy library. We will have a commemorative plaque made in honor of families who make a donation to help get our library started.
Bronze level donors $25
Silver level donors $50
Gold level donors $100
Platinum level donors over $100
***Checks can be made out to LPCA and sent in an envelope marked library. ***
Library Family Work Day
Mark your calendars for Saturday, Feb. 27th from 12 - ??? We will be spending the afternoon working on converting the portable into the Legacy Library. Bring your family, your tools, and your work clothes. We will be painting, scrubbing, and assembling shelves for the library. It will be a fun and rewarding way to get in some volunteer hours.
Please contact April Hart at
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Campus Life and Campus Focus |
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Tuesday, 12 January 2010 19:31 |
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Student Life is all about providing students and families the opportunity to get involved. It gives the parents and students time to fellowship with the faculty and other Legacy parents that share the same Christian values.
The benefits for the students include close friendships and positive peer influence. Legacy students may participate in an array of activities designed to enrich their academic experience such as: Bible studies to sporting events, awards banquets to author visits, mission projects to fine arts field trips. We believe it is vital to provide our students, parents and faculty the opportunity to connect and fellowship together in a way that facilitates joyful relationships and glory to our Lord.
Our Student Activities and Parent-Teacher Organization strive to:
• Enhance the educational and academic process
• Create opportunities for leadership development
• Develop relationships and build community
• Offer opportunities for service and mission work
• Provide fun and wholesome recreational activities
• Promote Christian values and character development
At Legacy our vision and mission is centered on Christ and academics plus so much more. And there are many ways to get involved! We encourage you to join the fun and explore these opportunities.
Check out our Student Life Newsletter for more information on activities and events.
February Student Life Newsletter
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Last Updated on Saturday, 30 January 2010 21:14 |
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