Ride for Refuge Ride Day Details

Miss Anholt's Class Details
-Register online
-Get sponsors
-Show up at Cornerstone Church shortly after 8:00 (Miss Anholt will meet you near the registration desk--I will bring the parent consent forms)
-Remember a helmet, your bike, and appropriate clothes (jacket, mini-gloves, etc.)
-Parents are welcome to join or cheer! (Maybe go down to Meewasin)
-Lunch is served at 11:30 (if you want to stay)

Here are details from the Ride for Refuge Site. Check site for more details and site map. (http://www.rideforrefuge.org/location/saskatoon)

Start/Finish Location The Saskatoon RIDE is being hosted again at Cornerstone Church - 315 Lenore Dr, Saskatoon, SK S7K 7Z5. There is plenty of parking, bathroom facilities and an indoor registration area.

Rider Registration/Check-In 8:00 am All riders (and volunteers) must check-in personally and sign the Registration & Waiver form (available here to download). Riders aged 15 or younger require a parent or guardian to sign on their behalf. Riders should come prepared with their "My Donors Form" downloaded and printed from their personal fundraising page or a completed pledge form.

Opening Ceremonies 8:45 am

Start Time 9:00 am

Route Closes 12:00 noon All riders must depart from start/finish location by 10 am. All riders traveling longer distances must judge their travel time carefully to ensure their return by 12 noon.

Lunch 11:30 - 1:00 pm Subway restaurants is back with a great assortment of subs for our lunch. Along with that will be soup and home made desserts. Stick around as we show pics of the morning ride and hang out with friends.

What to Bring/Wear
First things first. HELMETS are required. For those that don't have helmets some will be available to borrow but you may want to as a friend in case we run out. Early October is usually cool and rain, wind etc is possible. Wear layers, some moisture repelling clothes and if rain is forecasted, gloves, touque and even some bags to keep your feet dry during your ride. Of course, it could also be a beautiful fall day with no wind and blazing sunshine so keep an eye on the weather forecast as Ride Day approaches.

After Your RIDE
A great lunch will be served around noon and you are welcome to linger and enjoy after (or during your ride depending on how far you go). Riders are expected to depart or be picked up by 2pm.

Lost + Found
The lost and found will be located at the T-shirt desk.

Bible Memory Verses

Bible Memory is an important spiritual discipline that we should all try to practice. To encourage you to memorize scripture I have assigned 10% of your Christian Ethics grade to Bible memory. Your first Bible memory assignment is to choose a verse (or more) from Philippians 1 and memorize it. You will be required to say your verse aloud or write it down, and share what the verse means and the significance of the verse it to you. Remember to memorize the reference as well! Philippians Chapter 1 memory verse test date: Tuesday, September 27th

Parents!

I want to say thank-you to all the parents who made it out to Meet The Teacher Night last night. It was great to meet you and briefly share what happens in "Miss Anholt's Class" and the expectations that I have for my students. Any parents who were not able to attend and would like the outline of what I shared please email me (anholta@spsd.sk.ca) and I can send you a copy. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to email me. I do look forward to partnering with you this year. Miss Ashley Anholt anholta@spsd.sk.ca

Ride for Refuge

After some discussion in class there was some interest for me to register a class team for the City-wide Ride for Refuge. So I registered 'Miss Anholt's Class' team and I invite you to join the team or sponsor one of the riders. Parents, friends, siblings, and students are all welcome to join! All riders will need to register for the team at the link below. All riders under the age of 15 are required to have the waiver signed by a parent/guardian before they ride. Pledges can be made online, on the rider's or team's profile, or by cash to cheque to the rider. Currently, our team's pledges will go towards the Bridge on 20th. I will take responsibility for supervising any of my homeroom students who want to participate in the event, but will not be responsible for any younger siblings or friends who want to ride. In this case, I invite parents/guardians to join the ride and help with supervision. The link to join or sponsor the Ride for Refuge team:The Ride for Refuge - Love, Sweat & Gears

The Ride for Refuge - Love, Sweat & Gears

The link to join or sponsor the Ride for Refuge team: The Ride for Refuge - Love, Sweat & Gears

Be Better Than Good Enough

Good Enough Is Neither (by Mike Smith)

All too often 'good enough' is where the weak hearts stop.
It keeps the very best in each from coming to the top.
'Enough' implies just gettin' by and 'good' falls short of best.
So 'good enough' is average stuff and seldom meets the test.
The ones who 'shine' and seem to find success are those who dare
To charge right past old 'good enough' and show the world they care.
Never being satisfied with just an average plan,
They work and think and push themselves to do the best they can.
Remember that the choice is yours and you alone choose either,
But those who 'shine' are those who know that 'good enough' is neither


I think we can apply this concept to our relationship with Christ. Do you follow a mental checklist of things you need to do to get by and leave it at that…okay, I’ve had quiet times/devotions 4 out of 7 days this week…I’ve volunteered on this day…I went to church on Sunday...etc…I’m good to go, I’ve done what I need to do as a Christian. Have you trusted God with all areas of your life, or just the portions you want to? Do you truly worship God for all He is, or do you sing some songs on Sunday’s or in chapel or class because everyone else is?

I know there are definitely times in my life when I just go for the “good enough” in many areas of life, including my walk with the Lord. In Revelation 3, the Church in Laodicea is warned against being just “good enough”…15I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! 16So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth.
I challenge you to take a look at your own life, are you a “good enough”, lukewarm Christian, or do you strive to be connected in your relationship with Christ?

Note: This devotion has been taken from Miss Anholt's friend. It is not completely self-created.

Be inspired!

Parent's Homework

Parents, Please complete your homework on the handout that was provided. The 'assignment' was titled Help me get to know your child!. It was attached to the blue classroom newsletter that went home during the first week of school.