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In the future when your descendants ask their fathers,
"What do these stones mean?" (Joshua 4:21)
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Who gets a stone?
Three year pledge of $175 per year (just $14.60/month)
Gift of $500 or more in one year (just $41.67/month)
Gift of $1,000 or more in one year (just $83.34/month) = engraved *
* Your stone will be engraved with one or two words that represent the thought behind your gift. Is it "faith," "hope," "trust," "leadership," "thankfulness," "future"? You decide on the special word to have engraved on your stone.
What will happen to these stones?
On May 2 KML held their groundbreaking service for the new PAC. During the service over 120 stones were brought to the altar out of thanksgiving for God’s gracious hand of blessing on our growing ministry. These stones will be included in the construction of the new PAC lobby and will serve as a lasting testimony of God’s grace and blessings. To learn more about these stones or to inquire about getting one of your own to be placed in the lobby wall of the PAC, please contact Wendy Breimon at
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. Praise God from whom all blessings flow.
How much are these stones costing KMLHS?
Nothing! They are a generous donation from Wally and Renee Miller of Miller Monument.
What does your stone mean?
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Click here to read more testimonials from our
Path Pavers!
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What does my stone mean?
When God parted the waters of the Jordan River to let the chosen people enter the promised land, Joshua collected stones from the river bottom. He built a monument on the river bank as an object lesson for generations to come.
In the future when your descendants ask their fathers,
"What do these stones mean?" (Joshua 4:21)
These stones will always remind their children that God keeps his promises and protects his people.
Every donor to KML has a reason for supporting the programs and facilities of our high school. Their stone is a visual symbol that can be use to teach their children about God’s love and our trusting response to him.
What does your stone mean? What message of stewardship would you like to pass on to the next generation?
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Click on the stones above to find out more about Walking the Path.
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For more information, please contact:
Mr. David Bartelt, Superintendent
262.677.4051 x1110
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Mrs. Wendy Breimon, Mission Advancement
262.677.4051 x1118
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Last Updated on Monday, 14 May 2012 12:36 |
