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Learn more about Mr. Zbytniewski

Tim Zbytniewski, Athletic Director & Head Football Coach

Education:

B.A Secondary Physical Education from Concordia University Chicago

M.A. of Coaching & Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine

Subject Area(s):

Theology, Physical Education

Extra-Curricular(s):

Head Football Coach, Assistant Track & Field Coach, Strength & Conditioning Coordinator

About:

I live 15 minutes from where I grew up and I still get to spend a lot of time with my parents, whether playing Settlers of Catan or getting out on the lake. I love my parents for sending me through Christian Education all my life and inspired me to become a teacher of the Word of God. I am an outdoor sportsman and enjoy hunting and fishing. My favorite Wisconsin teams are the Packers, Badgers, Bucks, and Brewers. I also enjoy Superhero movies and TV shows.

Favorite Bible Verse:

1 Timothy 4:8

For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come.

Why send students to Living Word?

Parents should send their children to Living Word because the school is a place of personalized growth. This growth happens in their personal lives, their faith walk, their academia, sports, the arts, and so many other places. The opportunities that Living Word offers are endless, and they are all backed by a staff that is deeply engaged in the lives of their students. Jesus told the disciples to let the children come to him, the faculty and staff of Living Word truly embody that mission by guiding students, via the Holy Spirit, to the saving faith of the cross. Each teacher is rooted in that mission, and the opportunities are simply a means to fulfill the mission. I am a proud graduate of Living Word and now a proud member of the staff at Living Word, it is because of my time here that I am where I am today. I thank God for this place and the opportunity to continue the work that was started in me many years ago and impart what I learned to the next generations of students.

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