Amy Green

The Wonderful Commercialism of Christmas

The Wonderful Commercialism of Christmas

By Rod Martin (first posted on December 24, 2015)Top photo: Christmas in Beijing Since long before I was born, people have been decrying, bemoaning, lamenting the so-called commercialism of Christmas. Stop it. Right now. Christmas is an absolutely singular holiday:...

Essential Homeschool Companion

Essential Homeschool Companion

The only Biblical worldview dictionary which helps develop reflective thinking, reasoning and writing skills. Noah Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language will enrich your understanding of the English language and is an invaluable tool for daily...

On a Whirlwind Mission

On a Whirlwind Mission

Max Lyons, Director of Teaching Services at FACE, took a whirlwind trip to Texas and Oklahoma the first week of December, visiting six schools in five days. The purpose of this effort was to build relationships, meet headmasters and teachers face to face, encourage...

You can make an impact with your generosity!

You can make an impact with your generosity!

You can impact many generations of youth for real and lasting change in our nation. Dear Friend, Together, we are taking back the education of Christian children in America! The momentum is building as pastors and leaders across the nation urgently call Christian...

Replicating Principle Approach Schools

Replicating Principle Approach Schools

As a Principle Approach demonstration school, Dayspring Christian Academy is pleased to share plans from the Foundation for American Christian Education to form additional Principle Approach schools over the next five years. The Foundation for American Christian...

A Brief History of Thanksgiving in America

A Brief History of Thanksgiving in America

His blessing, caused a fruitful and liberal harvest, to their no small comfort and rejoicing. In Virginia, members of the Berkeley Plantation first celebrated Thanksgiving. On December 4th, 1619, a group of settlers under the conduct of John Woodleefe, their captain...