A Recipe for Success

 

At ECA, our vision is that school families Love God, Value Learning, and Serve Others.


Fall Recipes and Memories

One of my favorite memories as my two girls were growing up was entering the Fall season and making homemade pumpkin pies together. We would often grow our own sugar pumpkins, harvest them, bake them, and then mix everything together and bake a plethora of pies that would last us the whole upcoming year. Not only was it a recipe for a great tasting homemade pie, but it was a great recipe for creating family memories my family still enjoys today.

What about a recipe for success in our day-to-day lives?

20 My son, pay attention to what I say;
    turn your ear to my words.
21 Do not let them out of your sight,
    keep them within your heart;
22 for they are life to those who find them
    and health to one’s whole body.
23 Above all else, guard your heart,
    for everything you do flows from it.

Proverbs 4:20-23


Chapel Theme for the Month of October - Thankfulness

Our theme for this upcoming month will be on thankfulness. The power of gratitude can be life-changing. Click on the box below to read what Harvard Medical School has to say about the health benefits in your life!

Field Trip in One Week for Grades 1-4

Students in grades 1-4 will be going to Northern Lights Pumpkin Patch next Monday, October 19. We will be visiting this Pleasant Hill farm from 10-12. Look for more information from your homeroom teacher this week!

Belong: From Sabbath to Sabbath

We are supported by several constituent churches in the community. One Adventist church, Storyline Church, is hosting a week-long community gathering. These gatherings happen in church member homes. If you would like to join a church family for an evening this week to experience a feeling of belonging, click on the box below for more information.

New Month & Hot Lunch Menu

Here is the menu for this month’s hot lunch. Meals for students in grades 1-2 are $5. For students in grades 3-8, meals are $6. Meals can be ordered and charged to your credit card that is on file. You can click on the hot lunch order link in the weekly newsletter, or can be ordered through the website in the student life tab.

Christian Counseling Available - Free Resources:

The NAD (North American Division of SDA) has recently shared new resources for children and teens that offer a safe and anonymous place to talk or text. Here is a news release from the NAD.

We’re excited to announce the launch of www.aruggedjourney.org our newest NAD site providing free online mentoring for guys. A Rugged Journey joins www.gorgeous2god.org (for young women) which has grown in its scope and ministry since its beginning in 2017.

These sites, along with their counterparts on social media, provide free help to our teens/young adults in a space they can ask questions without judgment or fear. The questions are answered by a team of dedicated Seventh-day Adventists at AIM on the campus of Andrews University.

In addition to the confidential Q & A, positive content is provided through videos, posts, etc. 

www.gorgeous2god.org/ FB: gorgeous2god/ IG: @gorgeous2god 

www.aruggedjourney.org/ FB: aruggedjourney/ IG: @aruggedjourney

Announcements & Upcoming Events

  • Monday, October 19 - Grades 1-4 Field Trip to Northern Lights Farm

  • Thursday, October 23 - Final day of the first quarter

  • Monday, October 26 - Picture Day

  • Monday, October 26-November 1 - Eating the Rainbow AG Challenge

 
Doug Gaylor