Friendship On The Field
Field Day is a beloved tradition at Redeemer School — students look forward to the day’s colorful outfits, team cheers, crazy games, popsicles, and pie-in-the-face…
Field Day is a beloved tradition at Redeemer School — students look forward to the day’s colorful outfits, team cheers, crazy games, popsicles, and pie-in-the-face…
Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely,…
Whether you helped decorate the school grounds, lead crafts, played music, entertained us with juggling, painted faces, put together costumes for your family, helped your…
Have you heard? We’re raising money to support the Bundibugyo Water Project, a ministry of Serge. Watch the video below to learn more about the…
On behalf of the teachers and staff of Redeemer School, we want to say a wholehearted thank you for all the special treats, words of…
For me, the question is never “why Shakespeare?” Never “why do we insist on doing this?” Instead, I ask, “why not Shakespeare?” Why deprive ourselves of this most unique experience?
Charlotte Mason believed that children should read aloud every day, and that those readings “should include a good deal of poetry, to accustom him to the delicate rendering of shades of meaning, and especially to make him aware that words are beautiful in themselves, that they are a source of pleasure, and are worthy of our honour …
I used to think becoming an adult would make life easier. Turns out, adulthood is a different place, but not an easier one. Be encouraged by the example of Christ. It’s okay to fall.
Holy friends “challenge the sins we have come to love, affirm the gifts that we are afraid to claim and help us dream dreams we otherwise would not dream.”
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