I’m not quite sure how to wrap words around this, but you know me…I’ll try! Today I was sitting down with Camille, one of my favorite first year students…soft-spoken, clear-eyed, sweet-smiled, slow to speak and always visibly rolling his words over in his mind before he speaks them. He was telling me his story. Start to finish, highlights and prayers, dreams and visions. I’ve been asking a lot of questions...Read More
I know we just came off of a nice break, and Christmas, and New Years, and that’s all supposed to be the highlights. And there are some sweet memories (and a lot of sick ones.) But today? Today was where it’s all at…today I left the finance pile on my desk and left a homeschool pile with Lauren (the daughter of two of our visiting professors whom the girls...Read More
Imagine you have almost 200, almost 500, almost 1000 students at your school, very limited resources, and a staff of passionate but ill-equipped teachers looking to you to help them manage crowded classrooms, build good curriculum, help with students with special needs…and figure out how to pay for it all. There are courses you could take, degrees you could earn, equipping you could receive in Florida, in Tennessee, maybe even in the...Read More
Busy as ever this fall! We have: Dr. Steve Tsoukalas teaching Philosophy for Understanding Thelogy Dr. Don Little teaching Islam and Christian Faith Dr. Charles Lake teaching Evangelism and Discipleship Brother Simeon Desauguste teaching Computer 101! Please be praying for us as we prepare for Hurricane Irma.Read More
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