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Guest blog post by Kirsten Olsen

On January 22, 2014, less than twenty Concordia Lutheran High School students trekked through frigid below-zero cold and the most snow Washington DC had seen in generations. Just a year later, 42 Concordia students marched through a much fairer Washington DC to stand up for those who can’t. This year, 70 students and 17 adults are traveling to Washington from Fort Wayne, Indiana to fight for the unborn, and have the honor and privilege to lead the March.

A team of five JROTC Cadets will compete at the U.S. Army JROTC Air Rifle Championships on Feb. 18-20.

Happy New Year! I pray that you have had a blessed start to the 2016 calendar year, and it is filled with hope, blessings, and opportunities for faithful service to our Lord!

What does that look like in real life? You can find the serving size of a product by reading the food label. Most of the time, the portion we eat is larger than the recommended serving size simply because we do not know better.

Can you hear them? Do you see them? They are coming! Those wonderful, special, endearing, stressful, pressure filled, exhausting, and expensive holidays. We love them. We hate them.

Merry Christmas! What a great time of year as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior. It’s an awesome thing to be able to point all things toward Christ, and in a season that is full of joy, peace and love, we know full well who is the originator of all of those things!

Concordia Lutheran High School announces the call for entries to the first-ever Concordia Comedy Festival. Area students in middle and high school are invited to submit their comedy videos from sketches to parodies to interviews and everything in between.