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On Thursday, Dec. 5, students gathered for chapel service to celebrate Christmas. They sang Christmas songs to prepare their hearts, and they reflected on how Jesus is the Light of the world.

The Georgia Independent School Association (GISA) has recognized four Wesleyan employees for 25 years of service in independent school education.

The missions season is in full swing at Wesleyan as Monday, Dec. 2 marked the first team meeting of the season.

This year, Wesleyan’s service team, Omicron, is adding a new partner to the list of organizations they serve called Boy with a Ball. The mission of Boy with a Ball is to launch youth as changemakers in hurting neighborhoods. 

Wesleyan’s fourth grade students are leading the charge to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. Focusing on the race, culture, and ethnicity aspects of the G.R.A.C.E. Model throughout their studies of Native American heritage, students are encouraged to reflect on the truth that all people have value because they are made in the image of God.

On Thursday, Nov. 21, middle and high school students attended John Wesley Day Chapel. Sarah Beth Cowart ‘06, Grace Cowart Brown ‘10, and Annie Cowart ‘19 led worship. Danny Nocharli ‘13 served as the guest speaker and spoke on the importance of hard work, discipline, and companionship along the way.

On Monday, Nov. 18, Sean Nestor, middle school counselor, shared a T.I.E.D. Together lesson with Ms. Akin’s third grade class.