St John - Emmaneul Lutheran School
| Mary Hines First Grade Teacher |
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Ministry Vision: I see the ministry of St. John Emmanuel Lutheran School as one of ministering to parents as well as children. I feel that as we serve the children in our teaching, our outreach should also be to the families, enabling them to draw their children closer to Jesus. We can do this by supplying family-friendly materials and programs. We can also befriend them and call them when we see they can use our help. My vision in my classroom is to help my children grow in their love for Jesus. I would like them to develop a genuine kindness for each other, as well as a love for learning. Of course I would like them to excel in learning the curriculum, but more importantly are the afore mentioned goals.
Favorite Bible verse: "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." (Jeremiah 29:11) This verse gives me comfort and stability, knowing that God works all things for my spiritual benefit. It also helps me in remembering that I am in His plan for teaching His children. Favorite Book: I do not have one favorite book, per se, since it is usually the latest book I've read. However, I do prefer biographies. I especially enjoy the series by James Herriot (All Creatures Great and Small). Favorite Song: I do not have one favorite song. I enjoy most music styles and depending on the mood I am, that is what I listen to. I do like the hymn "Lord of Glory, You Have Bought Us" and will probably plan on having that one sung at my funeral. I love the Gospel message in the hymn and the prayer of the last verses. Who is Mary Hines?
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Ministry Vision: I see the ministry of St. John Emmanuel Lutheran School as one of ministering to parents as well as children. I feel that as we serve the children in our teaching, our outreach should also be to the families, enabling them to draw their children closer to Jesus. We can do this by supplying family-friendly materials and programs. We can also befriend them and call them when we see they can use our help. My vision in my classroom is to help my children grow in their love for Jesus. I would like them to develop a genuine kindness for each other, as well as a love for learning. Of course I would like them to excel in learning the curriculum, but more importantly are the afore mentioned goals.