News and Announcements

On March 15, Concordia Lutheran High School will welcome Tiffini Grimes, 2001 graduate, and the assistant athletic director for football and men’s basketball at the University of Alabama for its monthly Alumni Mentor Program. The goal of the program is to introduce students to various careers paths through alumni connections.

All Ye Who Hear - These words are from the hymn Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, and served as the theme for this year’s A Cappella Choir Tour.

We know that it has been a long winter, and we are all looking a little pale and droopy. We also know that many of you are thinking about Spring Break, sunshine, warm beaches and those gentle southern breezes. We further know that you are thinking about an early start to that Spring Break tan by visiting a tanning bed.

On Feb. 18, Concordia Lutheran High School hosted the 18th Annual Middle School Bridge Design Competition. The competition challenged 6th-8th grade students in the areas of engineering, design, science and creativity.

Born and raised in Fort Wayne, I am thrilled to see the momentum of our strong, growing and vibrant community. Our leaders have shared and continue to collaborate on a vision that will benefit generations well into the future. They actively participate and give back through nonprofit involvement. We have thousands of nonprofit organizations in our area that benefit from such generosity.

In a world where we can sometimes get lost in the shuffle, or feel like just another person in the crowd, I find it so comforting to know that we all have a special place in God’s heart. He has a heart with your name on it! So, whether you have a “valentine” this year or not, remember that God’s heart is full of love for you, and is given for you to share with others!

A lot has changed in the world since the beginning of the Reformation, but some things will never change. The truth is still under attack. At Concordia Lutheran High School, we’re all about upholding the truth of God’s Word. After all, we are a Christ-centered community. We are not Christ-centered because we have put Him at the center. We are Christ-centered because Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life (John 14:6).