INTERMOUNTAIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BLOG
The Lasting Value of Youth Group Involvement
For many middle- and high school-aged Christians, a key part of their early faith development happens at Church, but not only on Sundays … at Youth Group.
What happens every day in the halls of ICS is wonderful, and we don’t need to understate the opportunities for discipleship at ICS to also highlight the unique role a Youth Group can play in a young Christian’s spiritual and social growth.
What Is Intermountain Christian School? Not just an excellent place to learn, but a place to be discipled
We created a new video with interviews from teachers and administrators, sharing from the heart, so you can get to know ICS. The video is meant to give you a look into the classroom, display our teacher’s passion for Christian education and prayerful preparation for each school year, and help families decide if Intermountain Christian School is the best fit for their students.
Choosing ICS for Senior Year
Morgan Brown will graduate from ICS with the class of 2024. Morgan’s first day as an ICS student was also the first day of his senior year…
Rooted in Love: How ICS Encourages Your Student to Pursue Jesus
In our effort to allow more time and opportunity for parents and students alike to be “Rooted in Love,” we have made the following changes for this school year…
Meet the Delaney Family!
While eating breakfast in a local hotel (near ICS), my wife and I met an Alumni of ICS who shared his family's experiences with the school and encouraged us to visit the school to see if it might be a good fit for our kids…
Meet the Glenn Family
The Glenn family came to ICS fall 2022 in search of a school for their daughter, Eliana.
Alumna Spotlight: Natalie Renaud
I attended ICS for three years and graduated in 2018. I am extremely grateful for my time at ICS and how it equipped me to find purpose and meaning through God’s will for my life…
Music Tour 2022
Before August 2022, the last time I was in a school, I was a student. A nervous wreck, I entered ICS on my first day, a teacher. I handed out the syllabus to my first class and shakingly asked if there were any questions. Several hands shot up, and the question was asked, as if no other questions mattered, “Is there going to be a Tour this year?” All other hands went down…
Steadfastness in the Midst of a Most Unusual Marathon
Knowing that the COVID-19 crisis will eventually end, working backward from that point into all of the details, decisions, and attitudes of our lives today helps us determine a realistic, maintainable stride for daily life.
I AM STRONG: KENADIE JACKSON AND MSLT
“She came to me in early October to ask if MSLT could start a middle school Worship Night at ICS once a month. To be honest, I was a little reluctant about this at first because that would mean two events per month (instead of one).”
THE PRACTICE OF SABBATH
What does it look like to practice Sabbath today? While I encourage every reader to consider incorporating a full 24-hour period of Sabbath into his or her weekly rhythm, I honor the freedom Christ gives to interpret the discipline differently. As you ponder how to orient your life around three-fold communion, here are some ideas that have inspired me.
COURAGE TO RUN THE (STATE) RACE
We showed up at the state meet where the competition was bigger in numbers and in literal size.
Big Canyon Ranch HS Retreat: A mama's perspective
He washed me with His grace as I entered into a knowing that He’s used ICS, this community, these friends, mentors, and teachers to come alongside him.
TRUSTING THROUGH TRAGEDY
“This past week our family experienced an emotional and unexpected journey. Our oldest son, who is an ICS Alum (c/o 2016), is a Cadet at West Point Military Academy in New York. He was home for our youngest son’s 2019 graduation from ICS and headed back to WP for field training.”
Equipped, Inspired and Thriving!
ICS involved me in small groups, mentorships, and Christ-centered community through all twelve years I attended. Coming to college, I realized that this familiarity and solidarity in Christ was what I missed most. I am so thankful that I knew what a healthy body of believers looked like so I could find and create a similar type of uplifting and life giving community in my new home.
