Swchs Encounter

Teacher Mrs. Ivesdal shares her story of grief and how God used worked to help her grow in her faith!

Senior Caroline Wilhite shares her story and encourages us to root in Jesus.

Brian Goldie and Shani Johnson sat down with Billy Russell to ask some questions following up from his message yesterday.

Reverend Billy Russell shared his story of growing up in segregated America and how his faith shaped him during that experience.

Alumna Ellie Harrison share her story of dealing with anxiety as a Christian.

Director of Spiritual Formation Brian Goldie sat down with Ellie Harrison to as some follow up questions after her Encounter presentation.

Annalee Tupy, SWCHS receptionist, learning specialist and more shared her story of loss and grief. She encouraged us to be ready for the battles that will come and how to stand when our story doesn't go as we expected.

Writer and producer, Wes Halula shared his family story of forgiveness and how God brings change to our lives.

Wes sat down with Brian Goldie after encounter to go further in to the topics of family, forgiveness and breakfast.

Alumnus Chris Dirks shares his stories of hearing God's voice and encouraged us to listen for God to speak to us and be bold enough to follow His voice.

SWCHS Director of Spiritual formation uses a reading to challenge us to think about our identity the way Jesus challenged the rich, young ruler.

Assistant Dean, Lindsay Johnson shared part of her faith story with SWCHS. Recounting the way Jesus changed her life and gave her a passion for sharing the good news of the joy and freedom we have in Him.

Head of School, Dan Beckering shared about the freedom we have in Christ because Christ knows us entirely. All of our lives our in the light of Christ and it is freedom.

Each house sent one representative to join a panel on community at SWCHS. Brian Goldie moderated.

Manny Mills shared his testimony with us as God rescued Him from sin and prison.

Greg Speck closed out our Spiritual Life Emphasis Week by challenging us to love and encourage those around us even when it might not be the easiest to do.

Greg gave the community ideas on how we can improve our family relationships to grow into the men and women God has made us to be.

Greg Speck opened our three day Spiritual Life Emphasis Week. He will be speaking Wednesday and Thursday as well.

Alumnus Liz Fronze was back on campus to share with us her story of graduating from SWCHS and God's call on her life working and loving in her community in Minneapolis. Liz worked with us to see how God moves us in places where we don't feel equipped or prepared but where the community needs care.

SWCHS alumnus Chris Rasmussen was back on campus to share some wisdom from life in college. Chris encouraged us to foster real relationships with God and those around us through some brotherly advice.