Culture

Traveling the world: Sounds like fun! In this independent activity for high school students, students learn that it takes some coordination, too, and costs some money. Harness your students' dr... Read More

The world as we know it is huge and there is much geography to be learned. What are the important parts of the world to know about? What good is geography to us anyway?

This is Part II of a collective effort by seven administrators of conservative Anabaptist schools. This group of administrators believes that our schools are poised to aid our churches and homes i... Read More

Jesus is with his church to the end of the age--but to what purpose does he give us this comfort? The gospel is, after all, the confounding genius of our task.

Our churches are blessed with many competent and generous businessmen who play a vital role in funding Kingdom work. Nonprofit organizations who share values held by Amish and Old Order Mennonite dono... Read More

It is easy to hear ideas and claim them as truth with little personal thought. This approach to life tends to leave one with a collection of beliefs that are shallow, unfounded, and which are easily g... Read More

As a team grows and new team members join it can be increasingly difficult to keep the team on the same page. How do you build trust on a team and effectively engage all team members? How do you pass ... Read More

What are the good, introspective, hard questions to ask ourselves as a ministry? How do we measure success and effectiveness? What is the culture of our ministry staff team? What are our biggest chall... Read More

We are seeing unprecedented migrations of people in our world today, and this trend is likely to continue. How is this impacting our local communities? The politicians have had a lot to say on the sub... Read More

Lesson plan for Pennsylvania state history. Students work in groups to learn about four different time periods and characteristics of the groups of Native Americans who lived in Pennsylvania during th... Read More