I’ve been reflecting on our habit of the month — the habit of thinking — and I have been reintroduced to the power of why and wonder, as well as the value of everyday situations to encourage intentional and logical thinking.
It is impossible to overstate the importance of this habit of attention. It is, to quote words of weight, ‘within the reach of everyone, and…
Recently, a dear friend volunteered to decorate the tables for our staff end-of-school-year luncheon. I did not give her many parameters because she is so…
April is here and there are blossoms and buds everywhere we look! I have found myself looking at some of the season’s early blooms more…
It’s Spirit Week at Redeemer School and every class is blooming! We’re celebrating our identities in Christ, appreciating our differences, and using our God-given gifts,…
As I have shared previously, I’ve been learning much about the word bloom. The final definition that I would like to share with you comes…
In my summer pursuit to understand a blessing that was shared with me for our school in the word bloom, I have learned so much….
In early June, a Redeemer School staff member blessed me with one word … bloom … along with the following scripture: The desert and the…
As a child, some of my most distinct memories are those that involved my hands. I remember learning how to sew clothes for dolls with my mother, wrap presents for my loved ones, and plant a garden with my father. I discovered my love of creating pottery and thought it was amazing that my hands were able to create something that someone else could use. As I’ve grown older, I have come into a greater appreciation of the gift God has given us as His “handiwork” in His creation of our hands.