Monthly Archives: November 2011

On the first day of orientation this fall I met John, a student who had just flown in from Massachusetts. His parents couldn’t make it for orientation, so he had to go through the orientation process alone. He was thousands … Continue reading →

Since returning from China, I’ve had an opportunity to share publicly the conversations we had with Chinese parents, and the response has been generally positive. One question I am frequently asked is how Chinese parents made sense of their own … Continue reading →

I have been asked numerous times whether Chinese parents have concern about the Christian nature of the George Fox campus. Why would Chinese parents, from a secular culture, send their children to a Christian school? I thought the best way … Continue reading →

I can remember sitting in church when I was a child and singing wonderful songs that talked about the need to trust Jesus. I am sure you remember many of them as well. Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus … Continue reading →