SHILOH TODAY Cover Feature: IMPACT 22 06 Gratitude As we think about the past school year, we remember the uncertainty the future held: would we get to stay in-person for school, would we be able to finish a full sports season, would we be allowed to perform musicals, would our student and staff body stay healthy? No one knew what to expect when we opened our doors weeks earlier than other schools in the area, but God knew. Every step of the way, God provided. He watched over us as we continued in-person learning in our classrooms. He allowed us to complete all of our sports seasons and blessed us with many championships. We performed musicals and programs for socially distanced audiences. We found creative ways to keep our Shiloh traditions and even made some new ones. God’s hand has been upon us, and our response is gratitude. The Shiloh Family has never been more thankful for God’s favor on our school. We have learned to treat each school day as if it may be our last one together, to play each game like it could be the last one in the season, to attend each event with a renewed sense of unity and thankfulness that we can be together, and to enjoy our Shiloh Family like never before. In the midst of a global crisis, we found a way to love one another better and to once again be a light to Northwest Arkansas. We have been filled with His eternal hope. Our story doesn’t end here. 2 Corinthians 2:14 says, “But thanks be to God, who in Christ always leads us in triumphal procession, and through us spreads the fragrance of the knowledge of Him everywhere.” As we move into the next school year, let’s continue in an attitude of thankfulness and take the hope that we have in Him into the world around us. Sincerely, 16 30 10 Contents 04 Campus News 06 Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Gleason 08 Field Experience 10 Musical Theatre 16 GME Trip 18 Impact Alicia Brown, Class of 2000 Director of Admissions ONLINE EDITION shilohsaints.org/shilohtoday 2 CONTENTS FACEBOOK @ShilohChristianSchool
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