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2026
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Senior Class: Road Map
Read MoreAs we approach the final year of your child’s high school journey, we are pleased to provide you with a detailed overview of the special events planned to celebrate this significant milestone. These events are designed to honor our seniors and create lasting memories. Below is a detailed schedule. We warmly invite parents to attend events marked with an asterisk (*).Class of 2027 RoadmapDateEventLocationPriceAugust 31, 2026Senior Graduation Picture Deadline (Herff Jones)Herff JonesVariesOctober 8, 2026Senior Class Pictures and LuncheonGlass and Vine/ Peacock Park$55October 17, 2026Homecoming DanceMiami Marriott Biscayne Bay$160October 21, 2026*Homecoming Talent Show at 7 p.m.The LighthouseN/AOctober 22, 2026*HOCO Showdown at 7 p.m.Main GymN/AOctober 24, 2026Alumni Events at 11 a.m.*Homecoming Football Game at 1 p.m.WCS Football FieldN/AOctober 25, 2026*Homecoming Chapel at 3 p.m.The LighthouseN/ANovember 6, 2026Deadline: Purchase Senior AdOnlineN/ADecember 4, 2026Deadline: Submission of Senior AdOnlineVariesMarch 10-13, 2027Senior TripNew York City, NYTBAApril 9, 2027Junior/Senior Brunch at 10:30 a.m.Rusty Pelican$75April 24, 2027Junior/Senior Prom at 7 p.m.Dadeland Marriott$180April 30, 2027College Decision DayCCCN/AMay 4, 2027Senior Chapel at TBAThe LighthouseN/AMay 6, 2027Last Day of Classes for Seniors(AP Exams May 3-14)N/AN/AMay 6, 2027*Senior Caravan and Family Fun at 8:15 a.m.On CampusN/AMay 11, 2027*Senior Cords & Awards Ceremony at 7 p.m.The LighthouseN/AMay 14, 2027Graduation Rehearsal at 8 a.m.The SACN/AMay 16, 2027*Graduation Ceremony at 4 p.m.Knight Concert Hall,Adrienne Arsht Center6 Comp TicketsShould you have any questions or require further information, feel free to contact the Student Life Office at 305-233-2030, ext. 1324.We look forward to celebrating with you and making this senior year unforgettable for your child!Please note that all events and dates are subject to change. -
Parenting a Little Warrior (PK3-K5 Parents)
Read MoreNavigating the Unique Joys and Challenges of Raising a Little Warrior
(for parents of PK3-K5 students)Friday, August 28
8 a.m. - 9:30 a.m
Beacon HallPartner with us as we help equip families with practical tools and biblical principles to raise children. We will discuss building Christ-centered homes, setting loving boundaries and routines, discipline, understanding the importance of play, digital wisdom, and guiding children through developmental and emotional milestones.Facilitated by: Kim Brigham, LMFT, PS/ES Counselor
Special Guests: Jenny Roiz Partridge, MOT, OTR/L, Kristin Cofino Lopez, M.A., CCC-SLP, and Jacklyn Roiz Rivera, M.S., CCC-SLP -
ES Athletics Registration: Fall Season
Read MoreWe're so excited to kick off another season of ES Athletics! Every year, we want to give our athletes the chance to stay active, have fun, and maybe even discover a new sport they love.If a team is full, we encourage families to consider trying something new. We also have numerous clinics available this season that will not have weekend games. We can't wait for another great season!Key Dates
Season starts: Tuesday, September 8Last practice: Thursday, November
Last games (soccer & basketball): Saturday, November 7
Questions? Contact the ES Athletic Director, Taylor Infante. -
News from the Hub: This Week's Top Readers, AR Guidelines & More
Read MoreWe're excited to announce this week's top readers. Scroll down to see who's new to the leaderboard, check out the AR Guidelines, and learn more about our quarterly challenges to keep you engaged all year long.Students may always visit their Library class on myWCS to check the leaderboard. Scores are updated weekly. Remember, happy readers make happy leaders!! -
Register for Speech, Language, Hearing & Vision Screenings on September 9
Read MoreKendall Speech and Language Center, Inc. (KSLC) will be visiting Westminster on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, to offer on-site screenings for speech and language, hearing, and/or vision for PK3-Grade 5 students. These screenings are a valuable tool to help identify any areas where your child may need support, setting them up for success both academically and socially.How to Register:Important Notes When Registering:
Registration and payment is through KSLC's website: https://www.kslc.net/services-1 and must be completed by September 3, 2026.- Enter your child’s correct date of birth.
- Provide both your email address and phone number to facilitate contact you, if needed.
If you have any additional questions, please reach out to Kayla Phillips or contact Kendall Speech and Language Center at 305-274-7883. -
HS Meet The Teacher
Read MoreHigh School is getting ready for Meet the Teacher Night on Thursday, August 27. Throughout the evening, parents will follow their child’s Friday class schedule according to the following times:- Early Bird: 6:45–6:55 p.m.
- Period 1: 7–7:10 p.m.
- Period 2: 7:15–7:25 p.m.
- Period 3: 7:30–7:40 p.m.
- Period 4: 7:45–7:55 p.m.
- Period 5: 8–8:10 p.m.
- Period 6: 8:15–8:25 p.m.
- Period 7: 8:30–8:40 p.m.
Thank you to our HS faculty and staff, as well as all of the volunteers, for helping us make the evening welcoming, informative, and worthwhile for our families! -
College Counseling, Coffee & Croissants
Read MoreMark your calendars! The College Counseling Centers (CCC) invites you to join us for Coffee & Croissants, to learn how the CCC works with your child throughout the school year. Join us in The Beacon at 8:15 a.m. on the following date:- Freshman and Sophomore Parents- Tuesday, September 1
- Junior Parents- Wednesday, September 2
- Senior Parents- Thursday, September 3
If you have any questions, please contact your child's counselor. -
Important Information About Senior Yearbook Ads and Portraits
Read MoreNow is the time to purchase a yearbook ad dedicated to your special senior! Pages are available for $350 and payment can be made in myWCS forms. Ads must be purchased by November 6 and fully created and submitted no later than December 4.
Once your ad has been purchased, please create an account HERE and enter Westminster's order number: 10442. This year you have the ability to select a layout, place photos, and choose font and colors on your page to represent's each senior’s unique journey. Please keep the following guidelines in mind as you create the ad:- Appropriate Content: Ensure all photos are school-appropriate and in line with our school standards. Avoid images with inappropriate content or language.
- Quality Matters: Please choose high-resolution images to ensure they look as good as possible. Also, keep in mind the larger pictures are easier to see. (If you choose the single picture page and create a collage, please keep in mind the smaller the picture the harder it will be to see). Please avoid blurry or low-quality pictures.
- Variety: A mix of photos such as candid shots, milestones, hobbies, sports, school events, and family are among the most meaningful ways to personalize your senior's ad.
If you have any questions, please contact Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Linda Walker. - Appropriate Content: Ensure all photos are school-appropriate and in line with our school standards. Avoid images with inappropriate content or language.
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MS/HS Handbook
Read MoreAs we finish up the second week of school, we encourage parents and students to take some time to review the Middle and High School Handbook.The MS/HS Handbook provides important information and guidelines to help families navigate the school year and serves as a helpful reference throughout the year. We hope you find it a valuable resource as you and your child settle into the new school year. -
PS/ES Handbook
Read MoreAs we finish up the second week of school, we encourage parents to take some time to review the Preschool and Elementary School Handbook.The PS/ES Handbook provides important information and guidelines to help families navigate the school year and serves as a helpful reference throughout the year. We hope you find it a valuable resource as you and your child settle into the new school year. -
Register for Speech, Language, Hearing & Vision Screenings on September 9
Kendall Speech and Language Center, Inc. (KSLC) will be visiting Westminster on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, to offer on-site screenings for speech and language, hearing, and/or vision to students in PK3-Grade 5. These screenings are a valuable tool to help identify any areas where your child may need support, setting them up for success both academically and socially.Read MoreHow to Register:Important Notes When Registering:
Registration and payment is through KSLC's website: https://www.kslc.net/services-1 and must be completed by September 3, 2026.- Enter your child’s correct date of birth.
- Provide both your email address and phone number to facilitate contact you, if needed.
If you have any additional questions, please reach out to Kayla Phillips or contact Kendall Speech and Language Center at 305-274-7883.
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ES After School Clubs: Quarter 1
Read MoreAfter School ClubsAfter school clubs offer preschool and elementary school students a wide selection of offerings to create, discover, imagine, perform, build physical and mental skills, enjoy friendships, and more. Students may register for as many clubs as desired as long as days do not conflict. Registration for after school clubs for the first quarter is still open.
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Welcome to The Hub
Read MoreEvery child, from our youngest preschoolers to our oldest fifth graders, has a place in The Hub, and the way we spend our time together grows and changes as your child grows. Below is a quick look at what your child's year in the library will look like, organized by grade.Grade-Level Quick GuideGrade LevelStory TimeLibrary / Book CheckoutARNerd HerdPK3 - KindergartenWeekly 30-minute Hub time includes story time & book checkoutOne book per visit; up to two books at homeNot yetNot yetFirst GradeWeekly Hub time with book checkoutOne book per visit; up to two books at homeBegins this year for enrichment purposesNot yetSecond GradeWeekly 30-minute Hub time includes grade level AR quizzing and book checkout.One book per visit; up to two books at homeQuizzes at school or at home using the school linkNot yetThird–Fifth gradeNo scheduled Hub timeBook checkout from The Hub with grade level Language Arts teacherQuizzes at school. Weekly leaderboard.Optional monthly lunchtime book club. Starts in October.What Is Accelerated Reader (AR)?Accelerated Reader is a reading program that helps students strengthen comprehension skills by taking short quizzes on books they've completed. Each quiz earns points that accumulate throughout the year, and we celebrate our readers along the way with shout-outs and end-of-quarter recognition. A few honor-code reminders we share with students at every grade level:- Quizzes should only be taken once a book has been read in full, and a quiz may not be restarted.
- Grown-ups, siblings, and curious pets are welcome to cheer from the sidelines, but shouldn't help with the answers!
- The goal is honest growth, and it's okay to miss a few questions along the way.
The Nerd Herd Book Club (Grades 3–5)The Nerd Herd is a voluntary lunchtime book club for students in grades 3–5 who love to read, think, and share ideas. Meetings happen once a month during lunch, so there's no afterschool commitment. Students can join for one book discussion or all of them. If you're ever looking for book recommendations tailored to your child's interests or reading level, or have questions about AR or Nerd Herd, please don't hesitate to reach out to Manya Glavach.Have an awesome year with your growing readers! -
God Leaves the Light On
Read Moreby John Bishop, Director of Spiritual Formation, based on this week's MS/HS Chapel
Last week, I described the tension of driving a car that was clearly breaking down while climbing a mountain onvacation. Our destination was my friend’s parents’ house, or as it’s known to us, The Bear’s Den. At the top of the winding road that leads to the house stands a wrought-iron gate with bears cast into the bars. Hand-carved wooden bears stand guard at the entrance, and occasionally there are actual bears disappearing into the woods as you pass through.For nearly eight years, we’ve spent the week after Christmas at The Bear's Den. It has become familiar territory, filled with shared meals, stories, and comforting traditions. So, when our struggling car finally sputtered around the last corner and the gate came into view, our entire family erupted in unison: “We made it.”The relief was immediate. The fear of being stranded faded, the tension drained from our shoulders, and what replaced it was something deeper, a genuine sense of arrival. Ahh…we're home. After a fifteen-hour travel day, that moment felt like an emotional exhale. To make it even better, our friend’s mom had her famous spaghetti waiting and made sure everyone had a full plate the moment we walked through the door.There is no feeling quite like going home. And conversely, there are few pains as deep as the ache of wanting to be home and not being able to get there. That hollow homesickness—the emptiness that settles in our gut—is a beacon calling us back to what is familiar, safe, and secure. It is the longing for belonging, and it is an echo straight out of Eden.God is our Father. He made us in His image, and from the moment we rebelled against Him in the garden, He has been working relentlessly to bring us back home. In short, God leaves the light on. He has the table set, the meal ready, and He waits at the gate for us to return.We were never meant to navigate life alone, grinding through its inevitable struggles without direction or hope. Through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the way home has been made clear. Even if we arrive broken and battered, like the prodigal son, or like my own check-engine-light version, when we finally round the corner, we find God standing at the gate, ready to welcome us home.Don’t accept the lies that try to convince us that success in this life is what ultimately matters, or that lasting joy can be found in material things. Those lies are whispered by the same forked tongue that deceived Adam and Eve in the garden, promising freedom while delivering exile. Instead, come home to Jesus. In Him, we find not only forgiveness, but restoration, belonging, and the new life we were created for. -
SAT Cram Sessions: Register Today
Read MoreJoin a three-hour focused SAT math prep session emphasizing Desmos strategies and problem-solving techniques.
This SAT Cram session will focus mainly on techniques for utilizing the Desmos calculator feature throughout the exam to optimize their test score, as well as brushing up on some of the most common topics that appear on the exam. Students should leave the session with the confidence to tackle many more questions with the help of the Desmos calculator.Students who plan to attend should bring their charged surface with the Bluebook app and their college board login information.Space is limited, and seats will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.
To View Dates and to Register, Click the Links Below:
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Juniors: Sign Up for Warrior SAT Prep
Read MoreGive your student a head start on the SAT with Warrior Prep! Incoming juniors receive one full year of access to the Test Innovators SAT platform, featuring 12 full-length adaptive practice tests, 1,700+ practice questions, immediate scoring, and personalized diagnostics.During the first semester, students will also participate in our SAT Prep program during Academic Prep, where Ms. Dawna Robinson will monitor progress, provide accountability, and offer targeted mini math lessons and SAT strategies.Warrior Prep students receive the platform plus first-semester teacher support for just $150, a discount from the $199 for the independent Test Innovators program.
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Warrior Week may be over, but the impact lives on.
Read MoreWarrior Week 2026 has come to a close, and while saying goodbye to this incredible week is bittersweet, you can help ensure life changing Westminster experiences continue for generations of Warriors to come.Our students are blessed with opportunities that bring them closer to God and create memories that last a lifetime.Give to the Warrior Fund today by clicking here and help support the mission of Westminster for generations to come. -
HS Employees at Warrior Week
For our HS employees at Warrior Week, here's the link to the videos and photos: Warrior Week Resource Board.Read More
Thank you for all you do! -
Have you seen all the amazing Warrior Week videos and photos?!
Our students are so blessed to have these once in a lifetime experiences that simultaneously bring them closer to God AND impact their education.Read More
You can help future Warriors continue to have incredible experiences like these! Donate to the Warrior Fund today by clicking here, and let’s help make the Class of 2027 one that will be remembered for their commitment to the mission of Westminster. -
ES Athletics Preseason Clinic Information
Read MorePreseason begins tomorrow! If your child is enrolled in a preseason clinic, please review the important information below:
Coach Pick-Up & Drop-Off
Coaches will pick students up directly from their classroom and escort them to their assigned activity. At the end of the clinic, coaches will walk students to their designated pick-up locations. Any child not picked up on time will be walked to aftercare by their coach, and families will be charged the applicable aftercare fee once the student is signed in.Schedule & Pick-Up Times
Kinder–1st Grade: 2:45–3:45 p.m. (Thursdays: 1:45–2:45 p.m.)
2nd–5th Grade: 3:00–4:00 p.m. (Thursdays: 2:00–3:00 p.m.)Pick-Up LocationsKinder–3rd Grade: Front of the Elementary Building
4th–5th Grade: Preschool Pick-Up AreaCoaches will wait up to 10 minutes after the scheduled pick-up time before walking students to Aftercare.Weather Reminder: In the event of rain, we'll do our best to move athletes into indoor spaces to continue games and activities. Some groups may be relocated to other covered areas as needed.PICKING UP EARLY?
Please go to the front desk and the receptionist will reach out to us to share where your athlete's grade is playing. -
Mosquito Spraying Saturday, August 8
The Preschool and WorldWonder areas will be sprayed for mosquitos on Saturday, August 8th. Please avoid those areas for the day.Read More -
Class of 2031: Are You Ready for the GR8 Escape?
Read MoreWestminster's eighth grade class will participate in the GR8 Escape, from August 26 to August 28, at the Southwind Young Life Camp in Ocklawaha, FL.
Is Your Child Registered?
To register your child for the GR8 Escape, please log in to your myWCS Parent Portal and click the banner at the top of the page that reads, "You Have Form(s) to Review." Follow the prompts to complete and submit your registration. Forms can also be found by clicking your name in the upper left-hand corner and selecting "Files and Forms." Registration must be completed by August 20.Where Do I Find Additional Information?
For additional information, including the packing list, roommate request form, special dietary request form, departure and return times, and other important details, please visit the GR8 Escape Resource Board under the Resources section in myWCS or in the Westminster APP.If you have any questions about GR8 Escape, please reach out to the Middle School Dean of Students Mrs. Madison Jaime. We look forward to a meaningful and memorable GR8 Escape experience! -
Action Required: Complete Your Step Up Attestation
There is a new action you must complete in your EMA (Step Up) portal each quarter before scholarship funds can be released. We want to make sure you don't miss this important step.Read More
Please complete the required attestation confirming that your child is not enrolled in a public school by August 15. Failure to complete this attestation by the deadline may result in your student not being eligible to receive scholarship funding.
We also encourage you to verify that your student(s) are enrolled in Step Up under Westminster. To do so, log in to your EMA account and navigate to "My Students." The school name should appear as shown here.
If Westminster does not appear as your student's school, please email the Business Office at businessoffice@wcsmiami.org with your student's Award ID so we can process the enrollment request. Otherwise, we will not be able to receive the scholarship funds on your student's behalf. -
Warrior Week Reminders
Read MorePlease log in to myWCS from a desktop or laptop computer to view and complete any outstanding Warrior Week forms. When you log in, a yellow banner will appear at the top of the screen if there are any pending forms that require your attention.
Please note that medications will not be accepted during Warrior Week student drop-off.
Medications Collection Date/Time at Health Office:
Monday, August 3, from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Tuesday, August 4, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
If you are unable to drop off medications during these times, please email the Health Office at healthoffice@wcsmiami.org to make alternate arrangements.Be sure to visit the Warrior Week Resource Board for everything you need to know before departure, including packing lists, departure times, and other important trip information.Senior Parents: Please review the important information provided for your child regarding Warrior Week. -
Important Reminder for New Families
Read MoreAll new incoming families must log in to myWCS from a desktop or laptop computer to complete any outstanding health forms.When you log in, a yellow banner will appear at the top of the screen if there are any pending forms that require your attention.Please note: All required health forms must be submitted before the first day of school. Students with incomplete health forms will not be permitted to begin school until all required documentation has been received.If you have any questions, please contact Robyn Hathaway in the Health Office at rhathaway@wcsmiami.org. -
Mark Your Calendar: PS/ES Meet the Teacher
Preschool: There are two "Meet the Teacher" sessions available at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Thursday, August 6, 2026. Parents and students should attend together. You will receive an email with a registration link on Thursday, July 30. Please complete your registration by Monday, August 3.Read More
Elementary: There are two "Meet the Teacher" sessions available at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Friday, August 7, 2026. Parents and students should attend together. You will receive an email with a registration link on Thursday, July 30. Please complete your registration by Monday, August 3.
New elementary school families are expected to attend an information session with administration in the ES Gym on Friday, August 7, 2026, immediately following the 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. sessions. The information sessions will last approximately 30 minutes. Students and parents should attend together. -
Important Information About Senior Yearbook Ads and Portraits
Read MoreNow is the time to purchase a yearbook ad dedicated to your special senior! Pages are available for $350 and payment can be made in myWCS forms. Ads must be purchased by November 6 and fully created and submitted no later than December 4.
Once your ad has been purchased, please create an account HERE and enter Westminster's order number: 10442. This year you have the ability to select a layout, place photos, and choose font and colors on your page to represent's each senior’s unique journey. Please keep the following guidelines in mind as you create the ad:- Appropriate Content: Ensure all photos are school-appropriate and in line with our school standards. Avoid images with inappropriate content or language.
- Quality Matters: Please choose high-resolution images to ensure they look as good as possible. Also, keep in mind the larger pictures are easier to see. (If you choose the single picture page and create a collage, please keep in mind the smaller the picture the harder it will be to see). Please avoid blurry or low-quality pictures.
- Variety: A mix of photos such as candid shots, milestones, hobbies, sports, school events, and family are among the most meaningful ways to personalize your senior's ad.
If you have any questions, please contact Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Linda Walker.
Schedule Your Child's Senior PortraitThe summer before senior year is the time for your child to take his/her formal senior portrait. Seniors must have their photos taken before August 31, 2026.A photo from this session will be used in the 2026 Yearbook. Click the link below to select a portrait session that works best with your schedule. - Appropriate Content: Ensure all photos are school-appropriate and in line with our school standards. Avoid images with inappropriate content or language.
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Eighth Grade Recognition Night: May 19
You are invited to Eighth Grade Recognition Night on Tuesday, May 19, at 7:30 p.m. at Old Cutler Presbyterian Church, 14401 Old Cutler Road.Read MoreThe program will recognize the eighth grade class of 2026, and will include special awards and presentations by select students.Dress Code:Girls - Dresses must be just above the knee or longer. A cardigan must be worn if dress is sleeveless or has straps. Shoes must be modest (low heels are acceptable).Boys - Dress pants, dress shirt, tie, and dress shoes are required. No sneakers. Jacket is optional. -
2026-27 Middle School Course Guide Now Available
Read MoreParents of rising sixth, seventh, and eighth-grade students: the 2026-27 Middle School Course Guide is now available. Please take the time to review it with your child.Course requests for elective classes will be available in myWCS from April 27 to May 4.If you have questions regarding the course selection process, contact msstudentservices@wcsmiami.org. -
The Westies 2026
Join the Athletic Department for our annual Westies Event in the Lighthouse on Monday, May 4 at 7:00pm. All athletes, parents and families are welcome to attend.Read More
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Writing Warrior Lab: Crash Course
Read MoreWe are excited to once again offer the Writing Warrior Lab: Crash Course, a two-week after-school program for students in grades 2–5 designed to strengthen grammar skills, improve sentence structure, and build confidence in writing. Led by Mrs. Childers and Mrs. Simril, this engaging program will help students grow as clear, organized, and capable writers. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to sharpen their skills and develop a greater love for the writing process.
Click here for full details, dates, and registration information.
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Mourners
Read Moreby John Bishop, Director of Spiritual Formation, based on this week's MS/HS ChapelThis week, we continue with the second beatitude found in Matthew 5:4:
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”
At first glance, this verse sounds like a contradiction. How can someone who is mourning—someone in the depths of grief—be considered blessed? Mourning is tied to loss, pain, and heartache. It doesn’t feel desirable, let alone like a pathway to blessing. And yet, Jesus makes this bold promise: those who mourn will be comforted.
The truth is, grief touches all of us—often more frequently than we realize. While we tend to associate mourning with funerals or major life tragedies, the need to grieve surfaces in everyday disappointments, too.
Consider a scene at Starbucks: after waiting in a painfully long line, you finally step up to order your favorite drink—a venti oat milk chai latte—only to be told they’ve run out of oat milk. Your sigh and half-defeated “Okay, fine, I’ll take almond,” is a small expression of grief. You’ve let go of the ideal you were holding onto and accepted something less than perfect. It might sound trivial, but it reveals something deeper: every loss, big or small, invites us to acknowledge what we hoped for and come to terms with what is.
You could have refused to grieve. You could have clung to your ideal, raised your voice, and tried to force the world to meet your expectations. But reality doesn’t always bend to our will. And when we try to ignore our grief—when we pretend, we’re fine or demand control—we miss the very thing Jesus promises: comfort.
Grief is not weakness; it’s a doorway. When we allow ourselves to mourn—whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a dream, or even oat milk—we acknowledge our limits and our longing. And in that honest space, God meets us. He doesn’t shame our sorrow. He sits with us in it. And through His presence, we find real comfort.
So this week, ask yourself: What loss have I minimized or ignored? Where do I need to make space to mourn? Because in that space, Jesus says, we are blessed—and we will be comforted. -
UM Spirit Day – January 16
Next Friday, January 16, in addition to our usual Swag Day, students may also wear UM gear in support of the National Championship Game. Go Canes!Read More
Westminster Christian School, located in Palmetto Bay, Florida, is a private, college-preparatory school for children from preschool through twelfth grade.