Letter to a Young Teacher
Dear New Christian School Teacher, Whether this is your first year teaching in a Christian school or your first year teaching anywhere, […]
Civil Discourse as Kinship
One of the greatest blessings of living in the Western world is freedom of speech. While we often experience tension and disagreement […]
Speak Up
It takes courage to speak up. Many social movements of the last several years (like #MeToo or #BlackLivesMatter or #StopAsianHate) have required […]
The People-Centered School
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, we have all learned a lot about dealing with challenges. Hopefully we have also learned a lot […]
Chapel in the Time of COVID
In my second year of being the point person for coordinating chapels at the institution I work for, I finally felt like […]
Connecting, Collaborating, and Cultivating a Relationship with Christ: The Journey and Resources of Two School Leaders
Jennie M. Carr and Tammy T. May Jennie and Tammy’s relationship is precious and has grown significantly over time. It’s hard to […]
Looking In, Reaching Out
Peering into the grade five classroom at Surrey Christian, you might be surprised to see a hub of students excitedly decorating tables, […]
More Than a Pious Wish: Living into the Story
It is nothing but a pious wish and a grossly unwarranted hope that students trained to be passive and non-creative in school […]
Becoming Peculiar Teachers
Early on in our implementation of Teaching for Transformation (TfT), it became apparent that the journey was as much about the transformation […]
December 2017
Editorial I found out at a Monday morning prayer meeting that Josh had died in a motorcycle accident. I first met Josh […]