SummaryIn this episode of the Christian Principals Podcast, hosts Matt George and Mark Zockoll engage in a lively discussion about the creativity (or lack thereof) in Christian school mascots. They humorously explore various mascot ideas, drawing from biblical references and personal experiences, while reflecting on the importance of creativity and identity in school branding. The conversation also touches on the challenges of rebranding and the impact of a well-chosen mascot on school spirit and community engagement. The episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer for Lisa Weldy, principal of Tabernacle Christian School, highlighting the podcast's commitment to supporting Christian school leaders.Soundbites"Why do nearly all Christian school mascots have the same level of lameness and lacking of creativity?""Go ahead and respond to a good friend's thought about Christian school mascots being of a similar level of non-creative lameness.""Like I would've been so disappointed if we suddenly became Maranatha Patriots or Maranatha, uh, uh, you know, pioneers.""You know, you don't really see the sports teams that are the lambs, but that should be more powerful than a lion, right?""He goes, why not Leviathan or Behemoth?""You could be the tent pegs.""How about brood of vipers?""We would just want to claim like a mascot that Christ said then why don't we should just be the branches, right?"Follow UsYouTube: Christian Principals Podcast Instagram: @cprincipalspod Email: [email protected] Website: www.christianprincipalspodcast.com X: @CPrincipalsPod LinkedIn: Christian Principals PodcastExplore the Herzog Foundation's offerings for Christian schools at www.herzogfoundation.com. Book us for your next event to bring engaging and practical conversations to your community! And be sure to level up your school experience with our partner, Gradelink Student Information Systems, at ⁠⁠cpp.gradelink.com ⁠⁠today!

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