April MANNA Magazine

Family Educators Alliance of South Texas
MANNA
Volume 44/ Issue 4/ April
Planning
Ahead
Next step in
Homeschool
BIBLE BEE
SUMMER STUDY
Need a
computer?
FEAST CAN HELP
April Showers
Experiencing the storms of life
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Linda's Letter
Resource Center
Co-Op
Bible Bee
Civics Class
Science Workshop
Joyfully His
Playtime Picnic
Computer Sale
Leadership Training
From The Bench
Baseball
Softball
Volleyball
Track & Field
Football
Basketball
Soccer
Calendar
Click HERE to read previous issues.
What is keeping you?
In the face of COVID-19, travel bans, school/university closings, ban of groups over 10,
how are you coping with the added stress? Do you take all these in stride? Or does it seem
to make you uneasy, maybe even trigger your anxiety? Well, I do realize that it is a very
different time for us all, and that is why I feel led to share. I am pretty sure there will be more
ebbs and flows in the journey.
Last Sunday, my Pastor brought a message on the passage in Philippians 4:4-7. If you will
allow me, I would love to break this down as I see it pertains to homeschoolers.
It begins with “Rejoice in the Lord always: and again I say, Rejoice.” Even when we are told
to stay home and can’t do co-op, sports, or play date? Even when we feel cut off from our
friends and family? Even when the churches are closing? Yes, what is it that brings you joy
in these activities? If it is the connection you feel, then talk to them on the phone, facetime
or Skype with them, or send them emails/messages. Keep those connections strong.
These relationships will help to keep both parties encouraged, and feeling invigorated and
enlightened!
“Let your moderation be known unto all men.” I almost feel like this needs no explanation.
I am sure that we have all seen the empty shelves in the stores. Do you feel everyone only
took what they needed? This is also true when we are not in the midst of pandemic times.
“The Lord is at hand. Be careful for nothing;” As we run our homes and school, we strive to
not be stressed or full of care. According to W. H Davies in his poem Leisure, he states, A
poor life this if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare.” Specifically, full of care
means devoting all your time and energy to that which one perceives as necessary or as
duty, without enjoying that which is beautiful. Did you see the beauty of your family, at
home, learning, bonding and expressing themselves? How about the beauty of spring?
Maybe something as simple as the beauty of their favorite story time? Make sure you take
the time to share the beautiful things with your children.
“but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made
known unto God.” We have a hotline that goes straight to God. All we need to do is pray
and ask Him. He is a loving God and wants to bless us!
“And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds
through Christ Jesus.” For me to know that this peace shall keep my heart and mind through
Christ, Jesus makes me feel as if I have superpowers. No strength required. No extreme
speed. No higher level of intelligence. All that is required, is that I allow myself to be under His
care, in the palm of His hand. That is what is keeping me...what is keeping you? If you need
some help with this, please feel free to reach out to me personally, I would love to share His
peace with you today!
Resting in Him,
Linda Whiten
Linda S. Whiten
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RESOURCES
Rose Faubush is FEAST’s new Curriculum Advisor.
She is here to support families new to homeschooling by
providing orientations and helping with curriculum
selection and planning.
Rose is a wife, mom, and homeschool teacher of her
soon-to-be high school graduate. She is a retired
public school teacher who spent most of her years
as a writing specialist and reading intervention
teacher until she and husband decided to start
homeschooling their son when he was in 5th grade.
Her experience with both public and homeschooling
helps her with supporting and encouraging parents
through the process of starting the great adventure
of educating their children: from their first steps in
the decision-making process to the graduation of
their homeschoolers. She believes that God had
a hand in her family’s decision to homeschool
and would love to help guide others through this lifechanging
journey. She often says her only regret about
homeschooling, is not doing it sooner.
The FEAST
Resource Center
HERE TO SERVE YOU!
We are excited to introduce our newest advisor to the FEAST Team, Rose Faubush!
Read more below about Rose and also some of the great new services she has
designed just for you! As always, if we can help you in any way,
contact us at Staff@homeschoolfeast.com or 210-342-4674.
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RESOURCES CO-OP
PRIVATE APPOINTMENTS FOR:
Elementary, Middle School, High School, College for Curriculum and Degree Planning
Feeling a little confused about the next step in your child’s education? If you would
like your own personal consultation, contact FEAST today. Depending on your needs,
elementary, high school, and college, you can schedule a planning session that will
address your specific questions. With the help of one of our advisors, you will be able to
develop an individualized plan for your student. One hour sessions are $25 each and
must be prescheduled and paid online. You will be contacted to schedule a firm day
and time to meet.
Here are some of the new consultations FEAST is offering:
DE-SCHOOLING: Easing your way into homeschooling
LESSON PLANNING: I’ve bought all these materials, now what do I do with them?
READING:
• Reading Assessment (Determining your child’s strengths, weaknesses and grade level)
• Readers Workshop (Great approach for multi-leveled readers)
• Guided Reading (Great approach for multi-leveled readers)
WRITING:
• Writing Assessment (Bring in a writing sample and learn to assess your child’s strengths
and weaknesses, and plan on ways to help them grow as writers)
• Writers Workshop (Literature-based approach to writing. Learn how to let your favorite
authors be your guide.)
READERS AND WRITERS WORKSHOP COMBINED: Crunched for time?
Combine reading and writing instruction by using your favorite authors to teach your
children to read like writers and write like readers.
CHOOSING AN APPROACH TO TEACHING AND PLANNING ACCORDINGLY:
What are my options?
• Thematic Unit Studies
• Textbooks
• Computer-Assisted
• Computer Based
• Mixed Approach
UNCOVERING YOUR CHILD’S LEARNING STYLES
PLANNING AHEAD…
WHAT’S MY NEXT STEP?
SCHEDULING: from daily to year at-a-glance
REGISTER NOW
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CO-OP
FEAST
CO-OP
WE WERE CREATED FOR CHANGE
Focus on
BIBLE
Here we are on the cusp of an ending school year when life
throws us a curve-ball! These are perilous times I hear many
passerbyers say, and this is true, but one thing I do know, and
that is GOD is in control! In this year of 2020, we have had
many changes, and journeys that we have embarked. Such as
the ending of one Co-op, that has been in operation for more
than three decades to the birth of a new one, that is being led
by seasoned teachers and veteran homeschoolers. This is an
amazing transition! FACET took on this challenge, and if there
was any fear, it was replaced with enthusiasm.
When we got the word that area schools were closing, FEAST
Co-op followed in suit. We didn’t collapse into a panic but
found solutions. We are homeschoolers, after all, and this is what
we do! It is very encouraging to know that as Christians, we can
always stand on the faith of GOD’s WORD to pull us through
even in the darkest hour. Many times it is through adverse
situations and tragedies that we find a strength that we didn’t
know we had. Yes, we’ve had Y2K, 911, and now COVID-19.
This too shall pass, and we’ll learn a little more about ourselves.
Our students still have the ability to learn, move on to the next
grade level, graduate high school, and move on to college.
This occurrence will be another event for the history books. As
we continue to work through all the necessary changes, we
ask that you extend as much grace as you possibly can. Let’s
continue to work together as a family as we look forward to the
next school year. Things may not always work out the way we
plan, but GOD always has bigger plans.
Thank you for the LOVE and Support that you have shown Rosie
and me. It has been a privilege and joy to serve as your Co-op
Coordinators this school year!
FEAST Co-op Coordinator,
Tammy Martinez
NATIONAL BIBLE BEE SUMMER STUDY
June 1st - August 6th
(20 minutes a day - at home)
Plus Five Study Group Fellowships
(date and location below)
Registration is open for Ages 7 - 18
www.biblebee.org
Join us for an 8-week Adventure through the Scriptures! The Summer Study theme for 2020 is
TRUST! Your children will love it, and your family will grow in ways you could never imagine!
When you register your child, they will receive:
• Access to the Discovery Journal
• Access to Official Memory Passage Cards
• Opportunity to join a local host group
• Chance to qualify for the National Bible Bee Competition
• Advance Registration from $20!
Families that participate in our area are invited to come fellowship with others on the
following dates:
June 12th, June 26th, July 10th, July 24th, and Proclaim Day! August 2nd (times TBA)
Location: 7735 US Hwy. 87 E. San Antonio, TX 78263
Our meetings will include fellowship, Bible games and quizzes, and incentives to help families
progress through the 8-week study. Please contact Brenda Minica at brenda.minica@gmail.
com or (210) 902-0875 for more information.
Finally, “Trust in the LORD, and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the
land, and verily thou shalt be fed. Delight thyself also in the LORD’
and HE shall give thee the desire of thine heart. Commit thy way unto
the LORD; trust also in Him; and HE shall bring it to pass.”
Psalm 36:3-5
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CIVICS
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SCIENCE
FEAST
Science
Join us for the Free Workshop
Monday, May 18th
6:30 – 8:30pm
Civics Highlights
Please join us for our
free monthly
FEAST Civics Class
April 15th
9:45am - Noon
class will be held via Zoom
Come and learn about our community
and invite others to come with you! We
will have special music starting promptly at
9:45am. Please arrive promptly so that we
can honor our speakers and show respect
for everyone’s time.
We will have two very special speakers
for April, one of whom is Lani Popp. Lani is
an energetic teacher of teachers and a
great American Patriot. Her love of God,
Country, and others is an inspiration to all
of us. Our speakers will each follow their
presentations with a time of Q&A from the
audience. Come and be educated and
blessed. We have times of interactions
and prayer with them as they share their
personal journeys with us. We thank God
for His blessing on this class. We will be
looking for YOU.
Workshops
Click HERE to Register
At the FEAST Denman Estate
7735 Mockingbird Ln.
UNDERPINNINGS - FOSSILS,
PHYSICS AND GENETICS
How do you make a fossil? The Bible’s
explanation for that is far more scientifically
plausible than what archaeologists push
as fact today. The Bible identified the
Laws of Thermodynamics and Biogenesis
thousands of years before man ever
figured out that God set these immutable
laws in motion on this planet. The Earth
is possibly the most special place in the
universe in spite of propaganda to the
contrary. We will examine how special.
Finally, what we are finding in the field
of genetics fits far better into the Bible’s
paradigm of the “created kinds” rather
than the evolutionary theory. We will
examine all of this wondrous knowledge in
the Bible, which is only now being verified
and discovered by modern science.
Please email Gale Sayers
at Hopegale50@gmail.com
with any questions, comments
or need help with Zoom.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP
ON THE FEAST WEBSITE
“If My people, which are called by My name, shall humble themselves,
and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will
I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”
2 Chronicles 7:14
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Joyfully
His
TEACHER TIME-OUT
1000
Hours
Picnic
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MORE
APRIL SHOWERS
EXPERIENCING THE
STORMS OF LIFE
Thursday, April 30th
6:30-9pm
Alamo Cafe
14250 San Pedro Ave.
RSVP here by
for this FREE event
SAVE THE DATES!
May 21st, June 18th, July 16th at 6:30-9pm
There will always be trials in life. We need God’s
strength to get us through. It is not easy to do in the
hard times, but we all need eternal perspective
and the habit of focusing on the good that can
come from tough times. When we take our eyes
off the trial and on God, we can learn from the
challenges and ultimately be thankful.
James 1:2-4 My brethren, count it all joy when ye
fall into divers temptations;
Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh
patience.
But let patience have her perfect work, that ye
may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.
Come share your experiences and learn with other
homeschool moms! At Joyfully His, homeschool
moms encourage and support each other in an
atmosphere without judgment and condemnation.
Have any questions?
Suggestions for topics?
Restaurants you would like for us to try?
Contact Jeanette at
jeanettewatje@outlook.com
FEAST hosted our first picnic for the 1000 Hour Playtime Challenge. This is an initiative to
get families outside and active. It is estimated that the average American child spends
1200 hours per year on screen time. Wouldn’t it be great if we could devote 1000 hours of
outdoor time to walking in our neighborhoods, visiting parks, walking trails, campsites, and
places that help us enjoy the beauty of God’s creation?
We enjoyed the picnic with families who are making the commitment to get outside. While
they were here at FEAST, they got to play games together, walk the trails in the Denman
Estate Park, and of course, enjoy a picnic.
So, resolve as a family to get out, get active, and enjoy time together. For more information
on how the program works and how to log your hours, please go to the website:
1000hoursoutside.com
For information or to come by and have the FEAST Staff sign off on your hours, contact the
office at 210-342-4674 or staff@homeschoolfeast.com
Featured Web Page
NEED A COMPUTER? FEAST CAN HELP!
GREAT COMPUTERS @ GREAT PRICES
Don’t miss this opportunity to snatch up some
tech! FEAST has a variety of gently loved
computers for sale.
Check it out here:
https://www.homeschoolfeast.com/items-for-sale/
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TRAINING
Leadership Training
by Carol Topp
FEAST hosted a training for leaders where they were able to come and glean from
one of the nation’s best advisors on the critical balance of homeschool leadership
demands and best practices for homeschool organizations. With 19 leaders in
attendance, they were able to discuss face to face with Carol any questions or
concerns they had about issues specific to their group. It was a relaxing and fun time as
all leaders were given a jar of honey donated by Eddie Priest and a drawing for a $99
message, donated by Ruth Perez. The perfect gift for support group leaders.
If you are a leader who was not available to come to the workshop, please feel free to
go to Carol’s website at HomeschoolCPA.com. She loves homeschoolers and is called
to serve us!
GRACE REFORMED FELLOWSHIP
Focus on
FUN
We are homeschool friendly and looking for like
minded Christians.
We meet in the Encino Park Community Center
1923 Encino Rio, San Antonio, TX 78259
Pastors Jeff Horn and David Fry
210-701-3009
Services start at 10:30am on Sundays
Check us out on our website:
https://gracereformedfellowship.com/
We are happy to announce the 9th annual
homeschool high school graduation for 2020.
Who: 2020 Graduates
What: Homeschool High School Graduation Ceremony
When: June 6, 2020 at 2pm
Where: True Vine Baptist Church, 435 S. Ellison Drive, San Antonio, TX 78245
Cost: $275
Contacts: Donna Faucett 210-878-8025 and Luis Tellez 210-324-5602
lonestargraduations@gmail.com
Visit: www.lonestargraduations.com
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SPORTS
From the Bench
LETTER FROM THE ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR
THE CAR RIDE HOME PART 6: PATIENCE
By Mark McGuire
The car ride home is an experience that helps define a parent /
child relationship. Here are six topics that have helped me improve
myself, understand my son better and allowed him to challenge
himself to be the best athlete he can be. This is your sixth ride sitting
in the backseat of my car listening in on our relationship. And if
you’re wondering… yes, he did agree to everything written.
Why your patience is a huge key with your child.
A while back I spoke with a high performance coach who also
happened to be a scout for a Major League club. He observed for
many years the anxiety parents struggle with as they watch their
kids develop in the game.
He asked me to write something on patience. He just wished
parents could be more patient with their young athletes and the
process. He wished parents could understand that some kids are
not skilled or mentally tough enough for professional baseball.
They may be more suited to different levels of college or being a
valuable player on a state or club team.
It’s very hard to see clearly where our child sits in the big scheme
of things—next to impossible, actually. I like to think I have an
understanding of my son but I know I’m blinded. If I applied the
odds of my son making it to the top I should be locked up. I’d be
allowing him to throw away years of his life striving for a goal that
only 6% of those signed professionally ever achieve: playing on a
major league field. That’s why young athletes are encouraged to
have backup plans.
I justify my son’s position: he’s an "all or nothing" guy. I also know
that’s my characteristic, so I don’t know how much it’s me
projecting or him believing it himself. I tell others he’s shooting for
the stars and when he falls—as everyone falls at some point—that
although the fall will be hard and discouraging, family will be there
to support him.
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SPORTS
There must be calmness and a resolute smile about our long suffering. Yes, long
suffering: an old English interpretation of what patience means. A parent once said to
me, “We need to happily suffer together on the sideline."
Be realistic. This sounds hypocritical coming from a parent who encourages his kid on
a reckless adventure, but I’ve received feedback of where my kid sits in comparison
to others skill wise, mentally, and in work ethic. I’ve been offended by some truths and
wanted to be defensive. Fortunately, I chose to say nothing, feel the internal suffering,
and take it as positive input for my son to learn from.
Bottom line, if I don’t show patience, if I don’t seek realistic input from outsiders who
can observe my son better than myself, I am only holding him back. It’s a hard truth to
swallow.
Allow your child to become a better you.
Allow your child to find their way.
With patience they will listen to you. With impatience they will ignore you.
For more information on FEAST Athletics contact our Athletic Administrator,
Sherri Kunkel at feast athletics@homeschoolfeast.com
This is his reckless adventure.
If my wife and I are impatient then we can’t keep him on track.
Meanwhile, he won’t listen to our words when we do have
something to say.
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Baseball
Softball
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SPORTS
Varsity baseball traveled to the Houston area for a DH against
the HCYA Eagles. Luke Batey, was brilliant on the bump, as
he threw a no-hitter with a winning score of 1-0! The Patriots
5 game win-streak began with an errorless victory against
Cigarroa in Laredo at the Border Olympics Tournament. The
Patriots’ reign continued as they were crowned Champions
at the Peter Garza Invitational in San Marcos. Varsity put up
six runs in the fourth inning. Thomas Yost, Holden Kennemer,
Will Muckleroy, and Aidan Meeks powered the big inning with
RBIs. Jackson Kennemer’s pitching was perfect, striking out ten
batters and not allowing a single run to score. Well done, Patriots!
After two months of practice, FEAST MS kicked off their season with their first
game and a big win against Concordia, 18-0! Pitchers, Tanner Gernenz, and
Trenton Otto, threw a combined shut-out. Gernenz surrendered zero runs on zero
hits, striking out five and walking one. Otto’s last out of the game ended with a
strikeout. The Patriots’ bats were strong at the plate with Asher Hubbard hitting
3 for 3 with a double and two singles. Bo Schott, Garrison Thomas, and Gernenz
also had multiple hits. Our MS boys stole fifteen bases with Andrew Meeks leading
the way with four stolen bases. We are excited for a great Middle School season!
Contact Hunter Kennemer, Baseball Commissioner, for more information
feastbaseball@gmail.com
Patriot Softball started their season off a little slow, dropping
their first three games of the 2020 season.
The coaching staff knew that this year would be tough as
this team is loaded with underclassmen. With a few more
practices and some tweaking of the batting line up, the
team woke up.
Patriots have rattled off seven consecutive wins and finished
second in the annual FEAST Softball Tournament.
When asked about the turning point Coach, Doug simply said, “Confidence the girls
are playing with confidence. Our pitchers are throwing the ball with great control and
our hitters are seeing the ball big, which means balls being hit hard and usually for extra
bases."
Patriot Softball is planning to keep up the momentum through their last several games.
Patriot Softball Middle School kicked off its inaugural season with a dominant win over
their first opponent. The coaching staff is super excited about this young group of girls.
Contact Doug O’Neal at feastsoftball@gmail.com for more information on softball.
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Volleyball
Track & Field
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SPORTS
Although the season has not started for volleyball, we have
completed two full months of Off Season Skills Camp.
We are looking forward to some exciting plans in the
upcoming future! Stay tuned..
As the new commissioner for the 2020 season, I am thrilled with the plans we have in
motion. On Friday, March 6th, the volleyball leaders organized a FEAST Family Friday
event at Sideliners Grill. What made this extra special is we truly wanted to build
community among all FEAST Athletics so we invited the baseball and softball teams
to join us and we were excited we had others from track and basketball come out as
well.” We wanted to build community among all FEAST Athletics! We were excited to
see players attend from several other sports - basketball, track, and baseball among
the ones represented.
Our vision for the year is to grow our team in service, leadership, fellowship, and
competition. In doing all of that, we are not only coaching athletes, we are growing
women of character in Christ. Please follow us on Instagram as we post regularly to
keep everyone informed of what is happening on the volleyball court! We hope you
join us this year!
For more information contact Sandra Garcia at volleyball@homeschoolfeast.com
DO NOT FEAR! By Lauren Bettencourt
The FEAST Patriots have excelled so far in the season, with multiple
records broken in both High School and Middle School events
across the board. In Middle School, Grace Bettencourt broke the High jump record with
an astonishing jump of 5’4”. Grace returned alongside Mikayla Kidney, Jodi Daggett, and
Tori Neeley to break the 4x200 Meter Relay record with a time of 1:57.32. In High School,
Alexandra Lanoce broke the 400-meter record with a time of 60.75, and Lauren Bettencourt
broke the 800-meter record with a time of 2:13.65. In addition to these FEAST records, many
athletes have beaten their personal records. Congratulations to those who have ‘PR’ed in
their events.
As the season progresses, many had begun to look forward to the larger meets that were
quickly approaching. However, with the recent outbreak of COVID-19, many meets are
being delayed and canceled. Fear of the new virus has driven San Antonio residents to a
mass panic, and hand sanitizer has rapidly disappeared from general stores as the threat of
infection continues to impose on our daily lives. Despite the disappointment of cancellations
and fear of the disease, we must continue to persevere and remain patient in our season. As
frustrating as the cancellations are, we must all remember that the purpose of forgoing such
large events is to prevent the novel corona virus from spreading too fast for health officials to
handle. Please keep those affected by the Corona virus, in your prayers. Continue to pray for
a resolution to the Pandemic affecting our world.
Keep safe, and remember to wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face.
Again, congratulations to those who have excelled thus far in the season. Keep working
hard, and remember that our God’s love and power surpasses any threat we face in this
world. “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will
strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” - Isaiah 41:10.
God bless!
For more information on the FEAST Track and Field program
contact David Dunn at feasttrack@gvtc.com
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Football
Basketball
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SPORTS
All teams have now completed their seasons. Our varsity boys finished
their season with a 33 win and 9 loss record and were ranked 14th
nationally and 2nd in the state of Texas by the NCHBC.
We may offer summer basketball this June. We are currently accepting
applications for coaches who wish to coach this summer. You may
submit your application online at homeschoolfeast.com. If you have questions or need more
information call: Scott Lane at 210-861-0454.
FOOTBALL NEWS!
NEW HEAD COACH!
SPRING CAMP IS OPEN!
Robert Benitez is stepping down as Head Coach and will remain the Football
Commissioner for the 2020 season. Thank you, Coach Benitez, for mentoring our youth
and providing opportunities for leadership and teamwork. Your years of service are
appreciated.
FEAST Football’s new Head Coach is Michael Booker. Coach Booker has coached and
trained athletes year-round for the past 15 years. This is his 5th year coaching at FEAST.
Michael is also involved in his son’s co-op teaching athletics, percussion, and assists
with robotics. His latest endeavor is a tutoring position with the co-op. Coach Booker
says he “is pleased God has seen fit to place him in a position to lead these young
soldiers.” Coach Booker thanks the coaches that came before him. He is ready for
what the Lord has planned for him and the FEAST Football Team.
WELCOME Coach Michael Booker.
FOOTBALL SPRING CAMP REGISTRATION IS OPEN
Camp Date: May 11th-21st (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri)
Time: 5-7:30pm
Location: The Winston School football field, 8565 Ewing Halsell, San Antonio
Cost: $75
If your son is interested in football, he should come to spring camp to learn what 6-man
football is all about. Coaches will lead players in the proper warm-up, exercises, and fun
games. Uniform is shorts, shirt, and tennis shoes (cleats if available).
We will start our fall basketball program off again this year in August with Skills Camp.
Assessments and Try-Outs will occur in late September, and practices for the winter basketball
season will begin in October and games will start the first of November.
For more information on basketball, call Scott Lane at (210) 861-0454
or Sherri Kunkel in the FEAST office at (210) 342- 4674.
Please make sure your family has signed up to receive the MANNA and our FEAST eblast list so
that you get reminder notifications on all of these events.
Soccer
You can be the inspiration for our players to aspire to be the best
version of themselves, on and off the field. Won’t you please prayerfully
consider, or have a family member or even a friend prayerfully consider
being a part of what makes FEAST such an amazing organization?
We are opening up applications for COMMISSIONERS and ASSISTANT
COMMISSIONERS.
Apply here:
New Commissioner: http://bit.ly/feastcommissioner
Returning Commissioner: http://bit.ly/feastreturningcommissioner
We are also opening up applications for COACHES and ASSISTANT COACHES
Apply here:
New Coach: http://bit.ly/feastnewcoach
Returning Coach: http://bit.ly/feastreturningcoach
Our Athletic Administrator would be just a phone call, email, or meeting away, and she can
assist you with anything you may need, including comprehensive training.
For more information, contact Sherri Kunkel at (210) 342- 4674.
For more information contact Robert Benitez at robert.benitez@sbcglobal.net
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FEAST Calendar
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April
Happy Easter
Civics Class
Last week of Co-op Classes
Joyfully His
May
11-21 Football Camp
18 FEAST Science Workshop
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