• The life of a teacher is crazy! How can I stay close to God in this extremely busy time?
• Can we disciple students in our role as teachers?
• Is there a Christian way to teach?
• How do all these pieces fit together?

Over the weekend, we shared stories and worked together on these and other questions. Contact Dean Storelli for info on future events like this one. Here are some of the resources that were shared.

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• What drew me into teaching?
• What is teaching?
• What does the Kingdom of God have to say about teaching outcomes?

Here are a few questions to get the conversation going. As we move forward, feel free to post other questions, resources, thoughts, etc.

There are multiple beautiful and beneficial answers here. The following emotional You Tube video points to a key one among others. It is the powerful story of a man that makes a fairly simple point - When we get knocked down in life (tough circumstances, relational tension, shattered dreams, etc), one key thing is to pursue God (and trusted friends) to help us to get back up (even when it all seems impossible).

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“For though a righteous man falls seven times, he rises again.” - King Solomon

• The life of a teacher is crazy! How can I stay close to God in this extremely busy time?
• Can we disciple students in our role as teachers?
• Is there a Christian way to teach?
• How do all these pieces fit together?

Over the weekend, we shared stories and worked together on these and other questions. Contact Dean Storelli for info on future events like this one. Here are some of the resources that were shared.