Charlotte Mason became a beacon of light when she brought the truth of personhood to educators, be they parents or teachers.
To disciple is to lead another in one’s way of life, and the only way of life one can impart is that which one lives.
While the rest of the world asks, “What is in it for me?”, the mother asks, “What does this child need?” This is the “mark” of a mother — the willingness to let her own life be broken and shared so that another might grow.
Love for others is the true fruit of a well guided curiosity: All flourishing is mutual.
You might say that Matt Wilcox is a lifelong student of Charlotte Mason — living out her ideas at home, at school, and in his work.
Dr. Bill St. Cyr delivers an inspiring graduate address at Ambleside of the Willamette Valley, reflecting on identity, purpose, and God’s design.
Father and son reflect on their 25-year history at an Ambleside School.
Journey with Christ through His passion and resurrection—reflect on the glory and gift of our High Priest. Meditations for Good Friday & Easter.
Lent is the season of grit because it calls us to journey with Christ through spiritual effort, reflection, and sacrifice.
Spending time in great stories creates appreciation and hunger for things outside our world, expanding it. Stories make our world bigger.
