Williston Trinity Christian School
"Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not part from it." Proverbs 22:6
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When this happens, it’s usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it’s been deleted.❓What is the International Day of Charity?💜The day honors the work of charitable organizations and individuals who contribute selflessly to their communities and beyond. It serves as a call to action, encouraging people to support charitable causes, engage in volunteer work, and advocate for social justice and equity.✨At Williston Trinity Christian School, our mission is to provide a Christ-centered education to all families who seek it. To make this possible, we offer financial assistance to families who cannot afford full tuition. ✨Donor support allows us to continue offering this crucial assistance while meeting our financial obligations—such as utility bills, salaries, and other essential costs. Every donation, no matter the size, is an investment in the lives of our students. The return on your investment will be seen in the students whose lives are transformed by your generosity!✨Thank you for your prayerful consideration and support.👉Click the link to donate! paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/1825795#InternationalDayofCharity … See MoreSee Less
Cross Country has been busy already this school year. They have competed in multiple meets. Here are some of the results:15 boys teams participated. Bowman County placed 1st with 16 points. Williston Trinity Christian took 4th with 151.Hilly 3K course (1.86 miles)WTCS RESULTS8. Benjamin Crosby 11:0136. Ethan Reichardt 12:4852. Zachary McBride 13:3955. Timothy Martin 13:4465. Tytus Guglich 14:2866. Colter Smith 14:3372. Mason McBride 15:2285. Hunter McBride 18:3414 girls teams participated. Killdeer place 1st with 38 points. Williston Trinity Christian took 9th with 267.WTCS RESULTS33. Libby Smith 15:3644. Emme Smith 16:5460. Emily Saeman 19:4120 varsity boys teams and 14 varsity girls teams competed at Wolf Point, Montana on Friday. The Crusaders were the only team from North Dakota. The weather was sunny, warm and humid; difficult racing conditions. WTCS boys placed 4th with 106 points. Harlem won the meet with 31. The Crusaders were missing their #2 runner, Ethan Reichardt. WTCS girls placed 8th, although most teams had an incomplete score. Poplar finished 1st with 21 points.WTCS BOYS 5K RESULTS5. Benjamin Crosby 19:0234. Zachary McBride 22:1335. Timothy Martin 22:2339. Tytus Guglich 23:0545. Colter Smith 23:4158. Gavin Grindeland 26:13WTCS GIRLS 5K RESULTS16. Libby Smith 26:2323. Emme Smith 27:2542. Emily Saeman 33:45WTCS MIDDLE SCHOOL 1.5-MILE RESULTS38. Mason McBride 12:5740. Daniel Crosby 13:3356. Hunter McBride 14:41 … See MoreSee Less