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Vol #1 Dec 2021
SPH Lippo Village Dear SPH Parents and School Family, I remember the tremendous hole left at the passing of my dad over 10 years ago now; I still miss being able to call him up to chat or get his opinion on something.
As we enter our Christmas break and as Semester 1 ends, it’s been good to spend some time reflecting on the busyness of the past few months as we shifted from all online Home Learning to the mix of oncampus and online learning in Hybrid. Thank you for your understanding, flexibility, and ongoing commitment to a world-class education founded on and in the Word of God.
This world is our temporary home. Thanks to the miracle of Christmas, God’s Son came into the world that we might know the Father, and that we might be reconciled to a Holy God through Christ’s humility as a willing sacrifice on the cross for our shortcomings and failures to live up to the perfect law of God. He came to accomplish what we could not. His gift to us is reconciliation with our Heavenly Father as we accept Him and surrender to His lordship. He is our hope in life and death.
Thank you for your partnership with your son’s or daughter’s teachers and school leaders as we navigated the everchanging world of COVID and the adjustments as we seek to resume the ‘new normal’ living at home, work and school. We continue to pray for health and safety and greater opportunities to return fully to school in the new year.
May we each know the full meaning of Christmas as we celebrate this year!
Our Heavenly Father has been gracious to our community. We pray for His continued mercy and grace as we celebrate the birth of His Son, Jesus, this Christmas. Pray your time with family and friends, giving and exchanging gifts, and serving others, will be joyful.
Have a Merry Christmas, Gregg Thompson Head of School SPH Lippo Village
I realize many will miss cherished loved ones for the first time this Christmas;
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