The Service Skills Your Students Need (Lyndon Hartman)

Lyndon Hartman April 10, 2017

Our students do not know the skills they will need for future service. Lyndon comments on five R’s of service: reverence, responsibility, reality, respect, and relationships. He urges us to equip student for life by the principle “Others first, myself last.” Courtesy Christian Light Education (CLE).

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