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If parents are responsible to train their children, what are the children doing in schools? Matt Peachy lays out a case for education that places schools squarely in a position of service to the church and to families. He then outlines some of the ways that this shapes a school, particularly in its relationships with parents and the church.
Matt teaches at the secondary level and has administrative and pastoral experience. Notably, he is also a parent. Matt addresses three core questions in his talk:
Outline of key sections of Matt’s presentation:
How can we support parents?
How do we sell the church?
What qualities are we looking for in teachers?
For those of you who have been to Faith Builders, there are a few doses of Guys Mills sirens to stir your nostalgia.
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If parents are responsible to train their children, what are the children doing in schools? Matt Peachy lays out a case for education that places schools squarely in a position of service to the church and to families. He then outlines some of the ways that this shapes a school, particularly in its relationships with parents and the church.
Matt teaches at the secondary level and has administrative and pastoral experience. Notably, he is also a parent. Matt addresses three core questions in his talk:
Outline of key sections of Matt’s presentation:
How can we support parents?
How do we sell the church?
What qualities are we looking for in teachers?
For those of you who have been to Faith Builders, there are a few doses of Guys Mills sirens to stir your nostalgia.
Links

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