Forming Citizens for the Next 250 Years
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, it is good to consider the contributions of Christian education to this country. Of course, Christian education has generated the construction of private buildings and numerous curricula iterations. However, the more important markers include the formation of people. The Declaration of Independence, signed two and a half centuries ago, was an audacious moment, but sustaining what that moment set in motion has never been on autopilot. The virtues and shared values embodied in the document have depended on its citizens to uphold and reaffirm through the generations.
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Tom Hughes | February 4, 2025
When Least Expected: Those “Oh No Moments!” -
Dr. Stacey Davis | January 28, 2025
The Lasting Influence of Christian Private Schools -
Deon Parker | January 15, 2025
The Potential of MLK Day (and Week) -
Dr. Lynn E. Swaner | January 13, 2025
New Research Insights: Do Christian Schools Make a Difference? -
Dr. Jay Ferguson | January 6, 2025
Vision as Revelation -
Chris Loncar | December 17, 2024
Memorial Stones -
Dr. Mitch Evans | December 10, 2024
On Waiting and Advent -
Melanie Waisukirawa | December 3, 2024
Presenting a Thanks Offering of Praise -
Dr. Rian R. Djita | November 19, 2024
The Heart of Christian Education: What Do We Really Value? Evidence from Christian Schools in Indonesia
Podcasts
Grafted Together Ep 62: Service, Suffering, and Awe in the Christ-centered Curriculum, with Dr. Nathan Johnson
Dr. Nathan Johnson, Head of School at Charleston Bilingual Academy, joins the Grafted Together Podcast to discuss how what we teach--and how we teach-- in Christian schools should be colored by suffering, service, and awe.
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