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International Partners Serve Children in Africa

October 17, 2018 in Stories /by Guest Author

TeachBeyond Brazil and a Baptist church in Rhode Island are partners in serving meals to 130 children at a project in Malawi, Africa.

Your Classroom, a Home Away from Home

October 10, 2018 in OnPractice /by Guest Author

The beginning of the year is an exciting time! It marks new beginnings and, for most teachers, a classroom to create as a home away from home. According Reggio Emilio, the classroom environment is the “third teacher” (with teacher and children being teachers one and two)[1]. So setting up a classroom with care and intentionality […]

The Joy of Teaching God-Worship

September 26, 2018 in OnPractice /by Guest Author

Can you identify times in your life when you have been worshiping God, but you weren’t in a church? My first memories of that were at camp, worshiping God in the splendor of His creation. But perhaps more surprisingly, I can still recount the first time I worshiped God in class. It was Biology 101. […]

Research-Supported, Explicit Vocabulary Instructional Strategies

September 12, 2018 in OnPractice /by Guest Author

Words are a gift from God. Words allow us to communicate with God and with one another. They are a means of growing in grace and in knowledge. Understanding and using words are essential to being a literate person. Therefore, the instruction and development of vocabulary is an essential part of teaching at any age […]

Called by God – With All My Imperfections

August 29, 2018 in Stories /by Guest Author

Carolyn Ebel reflects on her calling to Beyond Borders, TeachBeyond’s ministry to refugees. Although becoming a full-time servant of the Lord means giving up a lot of “comforts,” she wouldn’t trade where she is in life right now for the world, because she knows God has some big plans up his sleeve.

This Is Why We Go – English Camp Report

August 27, 2018 in English Camps, LinGo, Stories /by Guest Author

The campers’ burdens were heartbreaking and yet each day began with a new sunrise, more prayer specifically for these young lives and new confirmations that God was working in the camp, in the hearts of the campers, and in the staff, from the director to the cooks.

Reflecting the Imago Dei

August 22, 2018 in OnPractice /by Guest Author

Imago Dei—Genesis 1:26 teaches us that mankind was created in the image of God. This truth becomes the basis of our service to students, honoring that image within them. Additionally, we want to help our students recognize it in themselves and those around them so that they can honor that image through service too. Humans […]

Book Describes Christian Education to French Audience

August 7, 2018 in Stories, Transformational Education /by Guest Author

ÉducaVie (TeachBeyond France) is helping parents and pastors understand Christian education by publishing a book entitled, “Un espoir pour l’école: l’education chrétienne, une offre alternative” (A hope for school: Christian education, an alternative offer).

Brasilia English Camp Transforms Lives

July 30, 2018 in English Camps, Stories /by Guest Author

God works in special ways in the intense spiritual and personal context that these camps thoughtfully and prayerfully generate.

Transforming Education in Albania

July 23, 2018 in Stories /by Guest Author

The opportunity to partner with Transformational Education Albania has given TeachBeyond a vision to establish Christian schools that will care for children and guide them in their walk with Christ.

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