It’s been almost 80 years since Wheaton Christian Grammar School was birthed in the fall of 1942. Much has changed. A quick look at old school photos shows vastly different clothing and hairstyles. The first WCGS students attended school in a rented house where one teacher taught 15 children, grades 1 through 6. Orange crates served as desks. To most, the names of administrators, teachers, and students from those early years are unfamiliar. Yet when I reflect on this milestone, I am struck by what has not changed: God’s faithfulness.