Rejoicing in Resurrection and Expunging Excrement: Teaching Science in the High School Bible Classroom
How old is the earth and what do the days of creation measure? Was the flood local or global? How much of […]
How old is the earth and what do the days of creation measure? Was the flood local or global? How much of […]
We live in an age in which what we think we know from science is modified daily, theological stances on current issues […]
By Mark Brink and Bill Boerman-Cornell As the start of the new school year marks a time of transition for all educators, […]
by Debra Paxton-Buursma with Becca Brasser, Shanna Pargellis, John Booy, Mark Ponstine, and Mark VanZanten The topic of hospitality and the Christian […]
by Jo-Ann Van Reeuwyk with Becca Brasser, Shanna Pargellis, Frency Frans, Livy Fusta, Emily Terpstra, and Glenda Hicks “The quality of human […]
It seems that with the start of each new school year, the number of international students in my classes increases. Names like […]
Mary Boerman Lagerway, an English and Bible Teacher at Illiana Christian High School in Lansing, Illinois, agreed to start us off with […]
To contribute to the theme of this issue of CEJ, our panel decided to tackle the issue of teacher-teacher communication. We began […]
Among the teachers I remember gratefully is my history professor, Dr. Poland. No doubt I owe to him much of what I know […]
“They have healed the brokenness of my people superficially, saying, ‘Peace, peace,’ but there is no peace.” Jeremiah 6:14 Have you ever […]