Faith Life And Curriculum
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The document outlines goals and outcomes for faith life and curriculum at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools for the 2008-2009 school year. The main division goal is to provide opportunities for all members of the division to encounter Jesus Christ. This is achieved through three outcomes: 1) Schools having an explicit Catholic Christian environment, 2) Schools partnering in evangelization and Christian formation, and 3) Schools incorporating church teaching into all curricular areas. Challenges, successes and future directions are discussed for each outcome area. The overall focus is on strengthening Catholic identity and faith formation across the schools.
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This document provides a summary of events from 2014 involving the Dominican Friars Central Province. It discusses the 50th anniversary of priesthood for Fr. Chuck Dahm and Fr. John McGreevy. It notes the ordination of multiple new Dominican priests. It also discusses the changing Dominican presence in Albuquerque, New Mexico and the growth of the Dominican Education Initiative there. Finally, it mentions the first profession of vows made by two novices in the Dominican Order. Overall, it reviews a year of growth, change, and renewal for the Dominican Friars Central Province.
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This document is a resume for Mark Poncy. It summarizes his background and experiences in preaching, teaching, leadership, vision casting, spiritual development, shepherding, counseling, and program development. It then details his employment history working in various ministry roles at churches and Christian schools since 2005, including positions as a high school vice principal, middle school Bible teacher, teaching team member, young adult/college pastor, and high school, junior high, and middle school pastor. It concludes with his education, having earned an M.A. in New Testament from Talbot School of Theology in 2012 and a B.A. in Biblical Studies from Biola University in 2005.
Edward Betham SIAMS Report - 08.06.15
Edward Betham Church of England Primary School has a clear and strong Christian ethos that underpins all aspects of school life. Collective worship is inspirational and inclusive, helping all pupils feel welcome regardless of faith. Pupils have an outstanding knowledge of Christianity including God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Links between the church and school are exceptional in supporting the Christian character. Religious education is also outstanding with pupils enjoying learning about Christianity and other faiths. The school leadership has a strong Christian vision that ensures the values are embedded in all policies and the daily life of the school community.
STOP TEACHING, START EVANGELIZING
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