Sacrifice: This word sounds like deprivation, joyless asceticism, even like suffering. Certainly it does not sound like joy. But could it be that our instincts are wrong on this matter, that in a right-sideup world, joy and sacrifice are not mutually exclusive, but are actually blood brothers?
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Loading...CONTRIBUTOR: Melvin Burkholder
SERIES: Conservative School Administration Institute 2018
All items in the series:- Achievement Tests Explained
- Boards Involvement in Teacher Workload (Dwayne Weber)
- Defining The Vision (Dean Martin)
- Is Grade 8 Enough? (Paul Zehr)
- Journey Of a Textbook (Henry Weber)
- Legal and Practical Recordkeeping (Daniel Housser)
- Pros and Cons of Non-Member Patrons (Eugene Amstutz)
- Psychology That Will Harm Us (Melvin Burkholder)
- Relationships: Fruit or Pursuit? (Melvin Burkholder)
- Small Things That Make a Big Difference (Ellen Martin)
- Striving for Excellence (Richard Wagler)
- The Dangers of Higher Education (David Horst)
- The Joy of Sacrifice (Melvin Burkholder)
- The Parable of the Crayons
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