Logos Students Learn about Compassion
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- 09/15/2019 04:02 AM (update 04/11/2023 12:55 AM)

Submitted by Pam Duarte, Headmaster --
Logos Christian Academy middle school students traveled to Carson City last Friday, September 6th, to experience an event called "Compassion Journey". This event, sponsored by Compassion International connects visitors to some of the realities faced by children growing up in extreme poverty. Students had an opportunity to step into a new culture, see life from a different perspective and participate in thought-provoking conversations during an audio-guided journey through a series of interactive exhibits.
At the exhibit, the students learned about life in Kenya, which coincidentally, Logos had conducted a Flip Flops for Kenya Drive just weeks prior where they had sent over 100 flip flops to the Shadow of His Wings Academy in Kenya for orphans who don't have shoes.
The students who wrote the compositions include Mason Storm, 7th grader, and Camryn Hook, 8th grader.
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