Board of Trustees

My deep hope is that FWC students will know and claim their identity in Christ and clearly see God's plan for them now and in the future.

My deep hope is that each student will finish at FWC with the knowledge, wisdom, and faith needed to participate in God's Kingdom as it breaks into the Earth.

My Deep Hope for FWC students is that they grow spiritually, they thrive academically, and they give grace abundantly.

My Deep Hope for FWC students is that they would be stretched/challenged/built up in every classroom, practice field, gym and facility on campus; that they would not only be engaged academically, but have their minds and eyes opened to who Jesus Christ is as Lord and Savior and His unconditional love for each of them; and that they would leave FWC "empowered for a lifetime of faith, service, and leadership for Christ".

My deep hope for FWC students is that they would be known, loved, and valued for their unique identity in Christ, and be equipped to walk confidently in the distinct purpose God has for their life.

My deep hope for FWC students is that they understand the deep love that God, the Father, has for them and they love others (classmates, teachers, administrators, family) in the same way.

My deep hope is that all FWC students grow and thrive in the spirit of Christ while embracing the gift of knowledge, the learnings of competition and the value of service such that they serve others for a lifetime.

My deep hope for FWC students is that they develop character skills anchored and guided by their Christian faith and by experiences with their classmates, teachers, coaches, and school leaders. After graduating from FWC, students can carry these skills and experiences into the world to embrace God’s plan for them and to make meaningful impacts on the lives of others.