Season 5, Bonus Episode |

In this episode, Kevin shares on John 15:1-7 and how Christian educators can thrive in purpose, learning, and relationships. A Christian Biblical and theological vision of thriving in our abiding is shared. Kevin aims to tell the Biblical story through poetry and reflection, inviting educators to engage in spiritual practices in their Christian school communities. A conversational framework for Christian schools is also shared that highlights some upcoming organizational research on adaptive workplaces.

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Season 5, Episode 4 | Berkley and Kevin sit down with Jon Kuehl, Jon Mayan, and Terry Neufeld to explore how LCS’ athletics program serves as a unique space for spiritual formation, rooted a Biblical theology of athletics. They discuss how the program is intentionally designed to support students’ development through competition, teamwork, and Christlike character-building. As families are seeking programs for their children to draw out their unique giftings, tune in to hear about the development of the K-12 athletics journey at LCS, which integrates faith at every level, and how the LCS learner profile serves as a driving foundation for athletic and spiritual development. The conversation includes inspiring stories of how God is at work on and off the field, as well as practical ways for families to support their children’s growth in their faith through sports while chauffeuring their student athletes to school and engaging in meaningful conversations.

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Season 5, Episode 3 |

In this special episode, Berkley and Kevin are joined by Mr. Seppelt and three of our Grade 12 students to reflect on their service learning experience to the Bronx. These service learning experience offer LCS students a unique opportunity to embody our core values by serving others and learning beyond the classroom. Mr. Seppelt shares the vision behind these transformative experiences, while the students open up about their personal and spiritual growth, challenges, and deep sense of community they discovered while serving.

Tune in as they explore how the trip strengthened their faith, gave them a new perspective on service, and aligned with LCS' commitment to equipping students to live purposefully in Christ. Check out other episodes we have recorded on service learning: 

https://www.langleychristian.com/launching-our-new-service-learning-program/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxxz3KwfqLQ 

https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/season-4-ep-5-service-learning-supports-social-emotional/id1589977993?i=1000638496055

Season 5, Episode 2 |

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) education is more than just science and technology—it’s a way for students to explore creation, problem-solving, and innovation through a Biblical lens. In this episode, we discuss our K-12 STEM programming. You’ll hear about a theology of technology and the role of creativity in God’s design. Listen in as the conversation highlights LCS' learner profile and how our students are using their skills to serve the community, compete in robotics competitions, and engage with future-facing challenges.

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Season 5, Episode 1 |

This is our first episode of the new season. Berkley and Kevin sit down with LCS Head of School, Adam Woelders, to discuss how our core programs shape the faith and identity of our K-12 students. Families are desiring a reliable Christian education that equips students to thrive with faith and purpose. In this episode, we explore how LCS’ core values – being a Connecting, Thriving, and Equipping Christian learning community – guide everything we do. Tune in to hear Adam share insights from his experiences, LCS’ strategic plan, and the unique impact of our programs on graduates.

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This is our special edition Head of Schools for the day episode. Enjoy!

Season 4 Episode 6 |

In this episode, David Jackson (Middle School Assistant Principal and Learning Services Teacher) and Susan Priebe (High School Learning Services Teacher) discuss our Learning Support Services efforts. The panel explores belonging in community, the inherent value and image bearing nature of every child, and how we can support the diverse needs of all our learners. As families seek different practices to build supportive environments for their children, this episode offers valuable insights into how learning services teams play an essential role in equipping students to become all God created them to be. 

Season 4 Episode 5 |

In this episode, Berkley and Kevin discuss how our LCS service learning program is being developed under the direction of Chris Seppelt (Service Learning Coordinator) and Joel Ditson (High School Principal). As part of our efforts to have students more engaged in local to global service, build community partnerships, and develop intercultural understanding, the panel discusses the early stages of our high school service learning program. The discussion is filled with stories of faith and insights into how the program will start to connect into our K-12 Bible curriculum over the next few years. Tune in as Chris and Joel encourage LCS families to engage in service learning as part of their social emotional and faith development. 

Season 4 Episode 4 |

Berkley and Kevin go deep theologically into Genesis 1 and 2 with Erin Thiessen (Middle School Homeroom Teacher) and Tom Allen (High School Chapel Coordinator and Bible/Humanities Teacher). The discussion explores how we continue to support student social emotional development and faith formation around Biblical perspectives of identity, relationships, gender, and sexuality in our Bible curriculum. Erin and Tom share examples of our approach and how we are facilitating the learning in ways that are consistent with a high degree of clarity, integrity, and care for our learner. The panel also shares relevant texts for further reading and an invitation to continue the partnership we hope to see with families across a range of sensitive but important discussions.