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PARENTING
Não existe uma fórmula única para educar crianças cristãs
Deus será fiel em cuidar de nossos filhos. Podemos confiar nele, onde quer que eles estudem.
Gretchen Ronnevik|
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PARENTING
There’s No One Equation for Educating Christian Kids
God will be faithful to our children, and we can trust him no matter where they go to school.
Gretchen Ronnevik|
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Education
No School Left Behind: Why All Education Is Public
Private, state, and charter schools all contribute to the common good. Our debates should reflect that.
Ray Pennings|
Book Review
D. L. Mayfield: The American Dream Makes Four False Promises
The writer and activist measures them against the promises of Scripture and finds them wanting.
Abigail Murrish|
Obituary
Died: Beka Horton, Who Developed Abeka Christian School Curriculum
With her husband Arlin, she rejected secular education and pioneered an alternative that started with student discipline.
Daniel Silliman|
News
Supreme Court Dismisses State Ban on Public Funding for Religious Schools
Update: Could a Montana school choice case be the end of Blaine amendments?
Megan Fowler with reporting by AP|
Quick To ListenEpisode 45|47min
What Will God Do with Betsy DeVos?
Education expert Andrea Ramirez on what the appointment means for the public school system and the church.
Do Christian Schools Produce Good Citizens? The Evidence Says Yes.
Christian private school graduates are just as engaged in their communities as their public school peers—if not more.
Ray Pennings|
From Her.meneutics
In Defense of the Christian Private School Bubble
Giving parents grace in a complex educational landscape.
Andrea Palpant Dilley, guest writer|
News
Schools Tussle Over Sex Standards
(UPDATED) Why are fired teachers still suing Christian schools?
Ken Walker|
Education
Fury Over Mission School Fees
Church-run schools in Nigeria made a shift in cost.
Sunday Oguntola in Lagos|
Higher Education
A Private Matter: Vanderbilt Vets Student Ministries
Campus ministries need different defenses.
Morgan Feddes|
Dispatch
School Choice Programs Snowball
Forty-one states introduce or pass new programs.
Sheryl Blunt in Washington, D.C.|
Interview
Sports with a Deeper Purpose
Wheaton College's new athletics director responds to The Atlantic's controversial indictment of college sports.
Interview by Katelyn Beaty|
Supreme Court
What’s More Important than Church Doctrine?
Can the justices decide an employment case without making religious decisions? Says Breyer: 'This is tough and I'm stuck.'
Ted Olsen|
Interview
Agents of Translation: Philip Eaton on 'Engaging the Culture, Changing the World'
Christian colleges should fluently speak the language of both the gospel and the surrounding culture.
Interview by Hunter Baker|
News
Christian Colleges Part of White House Interfaith Service Push
Schools say listening is a key part of the project—but theological pluralism isn’t.
Chris Norton|
News
Ministerial Murkiness: Biggest Religion Case in 20 Years?
Supreme Court hears arguments today on whether fired teacher is a religious employee.
Ken Walker|
News
Christian Colleges Hope House Bill Will Repeal New Rules
CCCU says government's solution to for-profit problems threatens schools' autonomy.
Morgan Feddes|
Editorial
Tough Grace: Clear and Consistent on Sexual Standards
Consistency means not singling out those with same-sex orientation. The same standard should apply to all.
A Christianity Today Editorial|

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