2021 Scholarship Winners

Madison St. Louis
The King’s University

Renee Bennik
Tyndale Christian School

Anika Guillaume
Edmonton Christian High School
Edmonton Christian High School

Emily Hofsink
Coaldale Christian School

Jaden Milne
Calgary Christian School

Brittney Peters
Covenant Canadian Reformed School
Covenant Canadian Reformed School

Katelynn Schalk
Immanuel Christian High School
Immanuel Christian High School

Anneke van Dyk
Parkland Immanuel Christian School

Heidi Van Eeden Petersman
Providence Christian School
Providence Christian School

Jason Van Esch
Calvin Christian School
I believe our everyday lives are where true biblical stewardship shines. Even the words we use can be part of our calling to live as Godly stewards. ‘Our merciful Lord does not value the gift but rather the attitude behind it’- 2 Corinthians 9:7 reminds us of this when it notes that God loves a cheerful giver.
Edmonton Christian High School
Genesis 2:15 says "The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work and take care of it." God has placed us in charge of ta retaking for his beautiful creation, this involves taking care of nature and being aware of how we can live sustainably but also taking care of our neighbours, who are also carefully created by God.
Biblical stewardship is taking care of all that is in your life with the knowledge that is not yours, but God’s. This responsibility stretches beyond the basic care for our material, earthly things such as health, money, possessions, environment, and neighbors.
I have been challenged in being a servant of God by letting go of what I thought I wanted and accepting that God has a plan and will use me and my gifts for his glory and honor.
Covenant Canadian Reformed School
As Christians we believe that everything, we have has been given to us out of grace by God. This gives us all the more reason to devote all that we have to Him.
Immanuel Christian High School
Providence Christian School
We must remember that all riches come only from God, regardless of what we try to do to get more. It may be easy to see it as the fruit of our own labors, but in the end, we must give God the honor.