In a world where teachers feel underappreciated and exhausted, showing them our appreciation is more important than ever. They play a vital role in shaping the minds of future generations, so showing gratitude for their hard work and dedication is … Continue reading →
This month, we have the second part of the story of Moses, which continues our study from a previous post. If you’ve missed any of our previous studies, you can find links to all of them at the end of … Continue reading →
From Karen Whiting. With Easter weekend we think about Jesus dying for us and then rising to bring us eternal life. His mother Mary stood by the cross, went to the tomb, and stayed with the apostles to watch Jesus … Continue reading →
Exploring nature is a first love for me. As a child, I caught crawfish from our creek. I made “toady-frog houses” in my sandbox. Later I hunted and fished with my dad. The memories of these happy times in creation … Continue reading →
By Janice Green and Karen Whiting Excitement is buzzing all across North America with the news of the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. The solar eclipse, which is actually the shadow of the moon, will cross the … Continue reading →
I remember teaching Sunday School one Easter morning. I had young students, and it was obvious some of them had already gotten into their Easter candy before service. It was so hard to keep them focused on what we were … Continue reading →
