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Paper Books: A Game Changer
Growing up, I always knew my mom and grandma were voracious readers. When you walked into grandma’s house you knew if she wasn’t in the kitchen cooking you would find her somewhere with a good book. My love for reading was perpetuated by their love for reading, and I quickly learned that reading could take Read more
Alumni Spotlight: Zachary Sailer ’09
Since the sixth grade at Woodcrest Christian Alumni Zachary Sailer had the dream of winning a Nobel prize in physics. In his own words Zach shares that, “Although I didn't know what physics was, my sixth grade teacher Miss Shelly Clayton told me I needed to go check it out so I went home and Read more
Hey Dad, it’s All About You…for your Daughter!
Hey Dad, it’s All About You…for your Daughter! Not long ago, I was thinking about my three daughters and their husbands and realized that they had fulfilled the old adage that daughters very often marry men like their fathers. That could be a good thing or a scary thought! In this case, they married Read more
There is Freedom in Telling the Truth
“Whoever keeps his mouth and his tongue keeps himself out of trouble.” - Proverbs 21:23 The Truth is a fascinating topic. Let’s get beyond whether objective Truth, as in right and wrong, exists (it does) and how frustrating it is that truth often seems to be “stretched” to serve political purposes, and focus on how Read more
Cultural Crossover: Mia Helman
Mia Helman was 13 years old when her family moved to a foreign country. “I was starting a new school in a foreign land, and I had no skill speaking the language,” she says. “And there I was, walking into middle school in Beverly Hills, California, and I couldn’t speak a word of English.” Mia
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