A History of Christian Education, Part 4 (Gerald Miller)

Gerald Miller June 28, 2018

The last session of this series focuses on the church school movement of the mid-1900’s, challenges then and now, and a call to embrace our Anabaptist foundations of brotherhood and accountability as we work together to give our children a truly Christian education.

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