Heading for a Mission Trip? Stop and Consider … More and more schools are getting involved in “mission trips.” I applaud the initiatives in many way, but more and more research […]
Lessons in Restorative Justice Coming to Canada from South Africa: Bishop Desmond Tutu and the “Truth and Reconciliation Commission” World Cup soccer has highlighted the nation of South Africa. Less well known is how South Africa’s turbulent racial history and its […]
Moles for Monrovia, Puppets for Panama City, Kringle for Christmas, or Service for Springfield? Music teacher Carrie Wellema pushed through the door to the staff room and sighed. The final bell had just rung and she […]
Understanding the Dynamic of Partnership between Christian Schools in Africa and the West My objective in this paper is to formulate a Christian education vision for Africa, using Christ-centered biblical principles for constructing a viable […]
Go! Jesus said, “Go into all the world . . .” (Mark 16:15). When we read these words as Christian educators, we tend […]
So Poor, but So Happy? “They are so poor, but so happy.” I was talking with someone about a mission trip to Honduras and those are the […]
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