9600 Leverne,
Redford, Michigan 48239
Phones: (313) 937-2424 • (313) 937-2233
Sunday worship 9:30 AM
Education Hour for all ages begins at 10:45 AM
Holy Communion on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Sunday
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Sunday worship 9:30 AM Education Hour for all ages begins at 10:45 AM Holy Communion on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Sunday |
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Athletics here at Hosanna-Tabor Lutheran School are an extension of the school’s philosophies and mission statement. The sole purpose of the athletic program at Hosanna-Tabor is to give glory and honor to God through the talents and gifts that were given to us through Him.
Hosanna-Tabor offers sports throughout the school year for both boys and girls in grades 5-8. In extreme cases, such as the small size of a team, coaches have the authority to make an exception and invite students from grade 4 to participate. The sports that are offered at Hosanna-Tabor are listed below. (Note: There may be a Junior Varsity and Varsity for certain sports depending on the size of the team. Sports are for girls and boys unless otherwise noted.)
FALL SPORTS WINTER SPORTS SPRING SPORTS*Boys Soccer *Boys Basketball *Softball *Girls Basketball *Boys Wrestling *Track & Field *Cross-Country *Girls Cheerleading *Girls Volleyball
Hosanna-Tabor Lutheran School seeks to promote three major areas of development:
Spiritual1. Provide an opportunity for students to learn to appreciate their God-given abilities. 2. Develop a Christian attitude toward competing against one another. 3. Use athletic competition as an opportunity to live Christian values.
Physical1. Develop an appreciation for the physical fitness necessary to successfully participate in athletics. 2. Develop the skills necessary to successfully participate in athletics. 3. Increase the awareness that a healthy lifestyle is important for maintaining physical growth.
Social1. Create school spirit. 2. Gain a fuller understanding and greater appreciation for teamwork. 3. Develop the following character traits: courage, leadership, self-discipline, a sense of responsibility, and emotional control. 4. Provide a positive example of Christian sportsmanship in athletics.
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