Children See, Children Do
Children learn best by imitation. What your children see in you and those whom you place them in community with impacts their spiritual formation.
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Children learn best by imitation. What your children see in you and those whom you place them in community with impacts their spiritual formation.
Read articleMiseducation of America explains how progressive education slowly removed Christianity and Western Christian Paideia from schools over the past 100 years.
Read articleParents must see to it that our children are secure in the faith and walking close to God before they go out on their own—eating meat, not stuck on milk.
Read articleParents have been training their children since the dawn of time to do things they don't like. That is what parents do. It is called parenting.
Read articleStudents in grades 7-12 and faculty members gather weekly in Schola Seminar to learn, discuss, and pursue wisdom together across a broad range of topics.
Read articleAnnotation, the process of writing notes in the margin of a book while reading, leaves behind a roadmap for yourself or others to follow as they read.
Read articleAs Christian parents, we help our children regain a bit of what was lost in the garden when we train them to work joyfully and with diligence.
Read articleA commonplace book is a repository of the true, good, and beautiful quotes and ideas encountered by a reader.
Read articleGraduation is a special time in the life of young adults. In the present age, it has become arguably the most important rite of passage into adulthood.
Read articleAt the end of each school year, we hold an Ebenezer ceremony for the graduating seniors where they place their own stones upon the ever-growing monument.
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