Spiritual Growth for Late Summer
In this issue: activities to encourage spiritual growth as a family, including prayer and getting ready for school. This issue brought to you by Sam Butler In Home Prayer Walk Your home matters. In Deuteronomy...
Family Fun for Late Summer
In this issue: fun activities to encourage family growth; including a conversation starter jar, staycation fun, and local adventures School is almost here, but there are still a couple of weeks to enjoy the outdoors...
Family Exercise Fun for Mid-Summer
In this issue: activities to help your family active together, including Backyard Olympics, and exercise videos. Use this time to bond as a family…and have fun! This issue brought to you by Eric Osberg Vacation...
Spiritual Growth for Mid-Summer
In this issue: activities to encourage spiritual growth as a family. This week’s activities for spiritual growth focus on listening, seeking wisdom, and staying connected to the Spirit. In many ways, the noise of the...
Snapchat, Narcissism, and Identity
Yesterday, Mashable posted another article written by a teen, this one entitled “I’m 15 and Snapchat makes me feel awful about myself.” Like their other articles written by teens, this should not be taken as...
Family Fun for Mid-Summer
In this issue: fun activities to encourage family growth; including nearby adventures to enjoy the outdoors Happy (almost) July! I hope your summer is going well and your family has found a new rhythm that...
Keeping Minds Sharp for Early Summer
In this issue: activities to help your family keep minds sharp and prevent the “summer slide” for students. We at Front Range Christian School are so very proud of the way our students, families and...
Spiritual Growth for Early Summer
In this issue: activities to help your family grow spiritually while engaging with current events, including the pandemic and racial tension. In all times, we as the Christian community need to be constantly seeking out...
Family Exercise Fun for Early Summer
When we think of family exercise it’s easy to attach negative connotations. When I was a kid, if there wasn’t some form of ball attached to the activity, I found it boring. Use this time to bond and grow...
Family Fun for Early Summer
Welcome to summer! This summer might look a little different, but it’s a great opportunity for your family to cultivate healthy dynamics, connect with each other and celebrate the togetherness time you have this summer....