O Espírito Santo e a Escola Adventista
Relacionamento. Essa é a palavra-chave do currículo [estrada, percurso do que se ensina] da Escola Adventista. Por meio dela todas as concepções educativas foram construídas…
Becoming a More Profitable Teacher
In today’s world of steady self-centeredness, teachers who are profitable for God’s kingdom are more needed than ever before. The teacher has the enormous responsibility…
Too busy to pray? Think again!
Three years ago, my local church decided to meet over Zoom every weekday morning to pray together, and we have not missed a single meeting…
Adventist Teachers: Journey to Excellence
In 2002, the Education Department of General Conference established a motto for Adventist education: Journey to Excellence. The excellence we see in our Creator and…
When the Work Feels Pointless and Thankless
Many people characterize editing as burdensome and unnecessary, but I take pleasure in editing written works. Seeing written works transform gives me a sense of…
I Had Plans. So Did God.
I had a day off coming up, and I had plans: exams to grade, classes to prepare, and housework to complete. Then, my son’s Physics…
Educational Supports: A Tool to Impact Lives
Some people leave an imprint on us that stays with us forever. If I ask you to take a couple of minutes to identify a…
Enhancing the Training of Theological Educators
Adventist education can make a huge difference for the development of our Christian leaders. I had an opportunity to participate in two classes through a…
El valor de la diligencia
Juan y Fernando fueron los hijos menores de una familia numerosa dedicada a la agricultura. Cuando la familia recogía algunos productos del campo que necesitaban…
Que tipo de professor você é?
Com o professor Wolter, aprendi na prática que religião e cristianismo só fazem sentido se forem compartilhados.
Three Important Leadership Decisions
Three crucial choices are essential to having a successful Christian leadership or a complicated one.
La Muerte: Enemiga que También Llega a la Escuela
Las pérdidas de vidas en nuestro entorno dejan huellas de dolor profundo. ¿Seremos instrumentos de bendición para nuestros estudiantes?