As another Memorial Day is upon us, we remember the men and women who died in combat, gave their lives, this year, and years past.
From the time of its founding, Ambleside Schools International has affirmed the Nicene Creed as its statement of belief.
The aim of Ambleside Schools is student growth, and one of the distinctives is that student growth is not measured by grades.
In the light of our God, our Father, Savior and King, and the Spirit given to us; may we all begin anew this January.
Bringing up children well, even on Christmas, especially on Christmas, requires a measure of reflection and intentionality.
The Pilgrims defined daily living in relationship with God; He was ever before them, the primary thing for them; lives sustained in Him and through Him.
For our sake, and even more for the children’s sake, let us not be counted among those who wail and gnash their teeth, for we are on a sacred journey.
We are creatures of desire. Every day we want, wish, crave, fancy and yearn for a multitude of diverse things in a multitude of diverse ways.
The first article of a valid educational creed – “children are born persons” – is of a revolutionary character.
Like a master medieval embroiderer, God has woven luminous strands of glory into the fabric of existence that consecrate all of existence as a sacred mystery.
