ACK St James School-Lelan

20/06/2022

Girls Dormitory

16/03/2022

(Hebrews 11:6)
Without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that He exists and that He rewards those who earnestly seek him....

25/01/2022

11/01/2021

We received lockers and chairs for pupils. Rev Daniel blessed the lockers for use. We thanks our partners for their support

20/11/2020

Desks and lockers funded by Scottish Episcopal Church

20/11/2020

Administration block being constructed

22/10/2020

How to Surrender to God’s Will When You’re in Pain


“Abba, Father . . . everything is possible for you. Take this cup from me. Yet not what I will, but what you will.”

Mark 14:36 (NIV)

To have the mind of Christ means you want to do God’s will, even when it’s painful, even when it’s difficult, even when it seems impossible. Jesus gave us the ultimate example of this the night before he went to the cross.

In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus was in agony knowing the pain he was going to face the next day—not just the physical pain but the emotional and spiritual pain of being separated from his Father as he carried the shame and weight of our sin.

Even then, Jesus prayed, “Abba, Father . . . everything is possible for you. Take this cup from me. Yet not what I will, but what you will” (Mark 14:36 NIV). In Gethsemane, Jesus said that he wanted to do God’s will, not his own, even if it was painful.

Any time you’re in pain, pray the Garden of Gethsemane prayer. There are three parts to it. The first part is faith. Jesus believed God had the power to change his situation. You can pray that, too. Whatever kind of situation you’re going through right now, you can start by praying in faith, “God, I know you’ve got the power to change this.”

Then ask God for his help. It’s appropriate to say, “God, I’m asking for your help. I’m in a lot of pain right now, and I need some relief. I’m asking for you to do a miracle. I know you have the power to change the situation, and I’m asking you to do it.”

The third part of the Gethsemane prayer is surrender, and its key to learning to have the mind of Christ. Pray like Jesus did: “Lord, even though I’m asking you to take away the pain, I surrender to you. More than anything else, even more than relief, I want your will, not mine.”

Are you ready to say that to God in your hour of greatest need? When you do, you show your spiritual maturity and trust in God to continue to provide for you and use your trouble for good.

14/10/2020

They will soar wings like eagles

22/04/2020

STAY SAFE STAY HOME

27/02/2020

04/02/2020

Yesterday we welcomed our Diocesan Bishop Rev Rt Dr Emmanuel Chemengich, Suffragan Bishop Rt Rev Samson Tuliapus and Retired Emeritus Rt Rev Stephen Kewasis accompanied by our partners Rev Richard Morgan, Rector of The Church of Good Samaritan, PA and his friend from UK Morey A. C Andrews. Good bless them. We as the school we wish them happy days

05/12/2019

INTERVIEWS
1. PRIMARY AND NURSERY
ACK St James School invites you to bring your child/children for interview in ECD( Baby, Middle and Top Class) and Grade 1-3, and Standard 4-7.
N/B We have limited vacancies in standard 8
INTERVIEW DATE: 2ND JANUARY 2020 AT 10:00 AM
REQUIREMENTS.
- Term Report 2019
- Interview fee 100/
- A Pen/pencil
- For Nursery- Come with Immunization card & Baptismal card

2. TEACHERS
The school is looking for teachers who are called to duty and have calling to teach. Teachers should have:
- P1 Certificate
- Must Have a T.S.C number
- Ability to lead/ responsibility
- Committed Christian
- Ability to teach all subject including 8.4.4 and C.B.C curriculum
INTERVIEW DATE: 30TH DECEMBER 2019 AT 10;00 AM
N/B THE CHILD SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE PARENT/GUARDIAN.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2020