Posts with the category “education”

Success in church leadership at the local level is closely linked to a personal belief and a dedication to making a difference in the community, as shown by church leaders such as John, Suzanne, and Tressie. Their path started with personal revelations, with each of them experiencing a unique calling that pushed them to form their own groups. Their work was not merely driven by personal conviction but was deeply connected to their religious beliefs, as they faced major personal hurdles and financial issues. The core of their leadership is captured in the idea that genuine success depends on divine direction and the collective work of many, highlighting the importance of faith in keeping them moving forward. These leaders prove that overcoming challenges and keeping everyone together is essential, and their stories underscore that being an effective church leader involves a combination of steadfast belief, continuous effort, and the skill to bring people together and motivate them toward a shared goal.  Read More

Our legislators gave us a great gift that has gone practically unnoticed by our secular society. An unbelievably short two-page bill signed into law on September 1 provides a window of opportunity to schools. “S.B. 763 would permit a school district to hire a school chaplain to perform the duties required of a school counselor.” In a one-sentence law, we reversed course on our atheistic education system.   Read More

Cultural Marxism pits groups against one another. It isolates people by race, by class, by skin color. It counts religion as a threat. One of its goals is to destroy the traditional family and the traditional education system. And we see its effects even in our own state.  Read More

Today, Texans for Excellence in Education (TEE) proudly announces the formal launch of a suite of service for Texas Public School boards and trustees, marking the end of Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) reign as the unchallenged monopoly provider.  Read More

One key ingredient is education. We must educate our children in the way they should go as Christians. This is the primary responsibility of parents with the help of teachers and churches. The Bible teaches that if the mother and father will train the children, when they are old, they will not depart from the ways of a biblical world view.   Read More