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A Miscellany of Knowledge For Children is a collection of short and simple academic articles designed to allow students in upper elementary and middle School to explore topics of history and religion in age-appropriate language and intensity.

With all of the resources that exist for church planters and ministry teams, one might be surprised to find just how few resources exist for would-be "School Planters." This text presents a simple outline for those who would like to explore the possibility of planting a learning community, complete with implementation experiences from the team at All Saints Christian Academy in Cameron, NC.

Philosophy can be an intimidating word. For some, philosophy evokes images of old bearded men in togas, thinking about everything and asking questions with no real purpose or answer. For others, it may just be a class that they have to pass in order to finish college. While there is a certain element of truth in both, philosophy is much more than hard questions and college classrooms. Philosophy is the love and pursuit of knowledge. Natural philosophy is the quest to understand the natural world through study and observation. By extension, natural philosophy helps us to better know and understand the creator who designed that world. In that way, natural philosophy is the study of G ...