The COVID19 pandemic is changing all of our lives in some way. I don’t pretend to have it all figured out. For me as a teacher, we have switched to e-learning, so I am working hard to figure new ways … Continue reading →
Has your life been turned upside down this past week or two? Many are going through this with you. Instead of parents at work and children at home, now everyone is home for who knows how long – until the Corona-virus … Continue reading →
Alerts are arriving by the moment. Phone, email, text messages. Events are cancelled or postponed to another time. From library book readings to author events to book signings and more, the world of reading and writing is changing at the blink of an … Continue reading →
This Easter season, you can fill your children’s Easter experience with more than just candy and bunnies. You can also fill their hearts and minds with the stories and the hope of Jesus Christ.
Continue reading →If I’ve learned anything about kids after working in a public elementary school for nearly fifteen years, it’s that many kids are cheerful Piglets, some are gloomy Eeyores, and a few are like C. S. Lewis’ Shasta (from The Horse … Continue reading →
In today’s society, where almost anything goes in the name of “tolerance,” God’s command to “have no other gods before Me” may sound very strange to young ears. But it’s crucial that they understand that God can’t just be a … Continue reading →