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Jesus did this for Us!
Isaiah 53
1 Who ahas believed our report?
And to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?
2 For He shall grow up before Him as a tender plant,
And as a root out of dry ground.
He has no form or comeliness;
And when we see Him,
There is no beauty that we should desire Him.
3 He is despised and rejected by men,
A Man of sorrows and acquainted with grief.
And we hid, as it were, our faces from Him;
He was despised, and we did not esteem Him.
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HINI Prevention Information |
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Posted by: RERDVIG on 10/16/2009 08:05 AM
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| SCS has developed a H1N1 protocol to help prevent the spread of the flu. Please read the full letter by clicking on "Read more" and help us keep our students and staff healthy! |
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Welcome..
The major objective and vision of Smithtown Christian School is to provide an academic experience of excellence and to prepare young people for Christian leadership roles, wherever their vocational or professional goals would lead them. "Educating Tomorrow's Christian Leaders Today" is the mission statement of SCS.Read more
NEWS:
Great things are happening at Smithtown Christian School! It is a pleasure to be a part of what the Lord is doing in the lives of our students and their world.
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UNDIGNIFIED IN NICARAGUA APRIL, 2009
For I was hungry and you gave me food; I was thirsty and you gave me drink; I was in prison and you came to me….
They are the poorest of the poor. Even their own countrymen despise those who live on the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua. They are the forgotten. They are the nonessential. They are those we came to serve.
Day 1: Monday, April 13
Everyone showed up at JFK International Airport bright and early at 4:15 A.M. Monday morning April 13th to begin our next adventure in Puerta Cabezas. We had been preparing for this trip all year, and we were confident that our skits, clowning, dramas and yes, even our building skills would serve us well. Some who had been on the team from the previous year’s trip reminisced about the team’s favorite hammer, “Old Hickory” that everyone wanted to use to build the houses.
We had so many bags of “stuff” with us that we were somewhat afraid that we wouldn’t be able to bring all of the crafts supplies. Anyway, we were going to be building…maybe we could leave the supplies home if we had to? How about that huge bin with the travel cross? Did we want to pay an extra hundred dollars to ship it? We got all the bags on not even beginning to realize that the Lord had everything planned out. We didn’t know the plan; but He surely did.
We were ready to go!
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For Members: If you login you can see the a slideshow of photos from the mission trip!
A Practically Perfect Day?
The New York City streets echoed with the singing of Smithtown Christian School students April 1st, when the Music Department went on their annual trip. An assortment of Promise, Joyful Noise and Heart Strings members and chaperones rode the train into the city with the expectations of having a wonderful day and were not to be disappointed.
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SCS Competes at the Physics Olympics!
On Friday, March 13, 5 members of Mr. Thies’ AP Physics class went to Farmingdale State College to compete in the Physics Olympics, sponsored by the Long Island Physics Teachers Association. The students were Audrey Anderson, Mark Drzymala, Alanna Foerth, Kristy Roman, and Yilin Zhang.
The team did well for its first time out and really enjoyed the day. They placed high in the Constant Acceleration event and fairly well in the Projectile Launch event. Next year we’ll be even stronger!
“Daddy’s not angry…please come home…”
Saturday, February 28th Undignified went down to the Lower East Side of Manhattan to serve a hearty breakfast to the treasured “guests” of the Father’s Heart Ministries. Read More
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“The Cat’s Pajamas” Brings Christmas Spirit to SCS
The halls of Smithtown Christian School were filled with secondary students dressed in their very best Christmas “jammies” for a dual purpose. And it wasn’t just the students who “got down and comfy” that day! Teachers and the administration gladly participated.
Whatever could have possessed Mrs. Bambino to allow such a departure from the SCS dress code?
It all started on November 14th when a group of secondary students, teachers and administrators went to the World Vision AIDS Village at Arandaum Presbyterian Church in Hicksville. That church and Shelter Rock Church of Syosset hosted World Vision’s moving and eye opening reenactment of a child’s journey through the fears and realities of living with AIDS; either having it themselves or being orphaned because of their parents’ succumbing to that horrific disease. The students who participated were convicted to not merely feel the pain of others and pray for them, but to put their compassion into tangible action. And the idea was born to have a very different kind of dress down day without the usual jeans and T- shirts, and go all out and to feature pajamas, sweat suits, and slippers. But could they raise the annual $840.00 necessary to support two children?
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Promise Singers Sing in Westbury!
In conjunction with radio station Fresh 102.7fm, the Promise Singers from Smithtown Christian School were invited to sing at Fortunoff in Westbury on December 6, 2008. Twenty-one students were present, and they sang three twenty minute sets of Christmas carols and music from their recent Christmas concert. It was a tremendous outreach at a time when secularism seems to overshadow the true meaning of Christmas.
SCS LONG ISLAND CHALLENGE TEAM - VICTORY!
The Challenge is an academic TV quiz show for high schools featuring the best and brightest local students. It tests their knowledge of history, arts and literature, science and math.
Smithtown Christian School is very proud of its Long Island Challenge team! Our team members this year were seniors Thomas Ciulla, Adam Green, Jacob Mathai, Michael Troche, and Faith Heaphy; Mr. Thies served as their coach.
Great job!
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CONGRATULATIONS TO BOTH SOUTHEAST REGIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!
The boys and girls varsity soccer team experienced a historical day on Saturday, November 10th . Both teams won their Southeast Regional final Class D championship games allowing them to qualify for the NYS Final 4 Soccer Tournament.
The boys' 2-0 victory over The Family School and the girls' 3-0 victory over New Lebanon allowed them to advance to the NYS Semi and Finals.
We are all very proud of them!
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Thank you for your prayers and support at the games.
If you want you can find out the boys or
girls soccer results you can check out www.eteamz.com/scsca or the NYS website www.nysphsaa.org
SCS Accreditation. We are pleased to announce that the accreditation process is now complete. SCS is now fully accredited by both the Association of Christian Schools International and by the Middle States Accrediting Association of Colleges, Universities, and Schools. Read More
The Smithtown Gospel Tabernacle Building Program is now in progress! We are excited in this the Lord's blessing and expansion of the facilities.
Praise the Lord!
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