One common purpose in any educational system of all teachers, Christian and non-Christian, is to educate each person to his fullest capacity, helping him to develop to the fullest extent of his potential: the teacher always guiding stimulating, and challenging his potential. Notice, this purpose is to develop his, that is, each particular child’s potential. […]
He came in and sat near the back. He bowed his head in prayer. Then, he stretched out his feet in front of him, yawned twice, popped a lemon drop in his mouth, yawned once again, rubbed his eyes, looked about him blearily – maybe to check and see if he had made it to […]
Sunday night I attended a hymn sing. The collection plate was passed, and as I scurried through the contents of my purse, I came across a few forgotten coins. When I hurriedly dumped these coins into the plate, they clinked against the other small coins nested in the plate. After singing a few more numbers, […]
To be honest, I have attended a school such as ours for the last eight years for the simple reason, that was where my parents sent me. But in looking over these years, I realize the necessity of a Protestant Reformed Christian School education. Our school is the third of a unity; it is a […]