The United States of America and the world at large is crying out for a new kind of leader. The presidential election of 2016 was enough to convince both Republicans and Democrats alike that our country is in sore need of leaders who are not only smart and savvy, but who are sincere and selfless […]
After much ado and a few months late, Terra Nova scores went home with Lower School students yesterday and are available now for pick up in the GCS Office for Upper School. As a teacher and administrator at Gramercy, I had the privilege of receiving all four of my children’s scores yesterday afternoon and honestly, […]
Winston Churchill made the the following statement regarding truth: “The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is.” As Christians, such a statement should make sense to us as truth is most certainly under attack, and not just in our country or society at large, […]
Congratulations to our Girls JV and Varsity Volleyball and Boys Soccer Teams who completed their seasons this past weekend at the North Carolina Christian Athletic Association (NCCAA) State Tournament in Greenville. The Tournament was hosted by Trinity Christian School and our athletes made us very proud in the way they represented both God and Gramercy. […]
Like many of you, I’m a full-time working mother trying to balance a home, a job, and well… four kids. For the last two days, my 6th grader has been out of school, seemingly sick unto death, and I have experienced the absolute mother lode of mother guilt. You know how this works. I cannot […]
In 2002, Rick Warren published an amazing little book called The Purpose Driven Life. The devotional book sold over 20 million copies and topped the Wall Street Journal Best Seller chart, proving, at least in my mind, that people all over the world are searching to find a meaningful purpose to their lives. It would seem that human beings […]
Bible teaches us that the world was created by God in six days, but have you ever wondered about dinosaurs or how old the earth is? Do you have questions about how to reconcile the truth of the Bible with what the average textbook tells us about such things? Does being a Christian mean you have […]
A frequent complaint among students is that school, or at least a particular subject in school, is boring. I have heard these words in some fashion from the mouths of my own children on some occasions and honestly, it wounds me… because I love learning. In fact, I’ve always loved learning. I even love learning […]
In addition to being part of the administrative team at Gramercy, I currently have the privilege of teaching the Old Testament to the 9th grade class. Over the summer, I had this great vision that we could make it all the way through the Old Testament by May, but honestly, that’s starting to seem a […]
2017 is an important year for the Protestant Church in that it marks the 500th anniversary of the year (October 31, 1517) Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses (Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences) to the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church, thus launching the Protestant Reformation, a religious, political, intellectual and cultural revolution […]