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Welcome to the Lowrie Center for Christian School Education at Columbia International University, home of innovating Christ-centered education worldwide. This network is your place to develop community, network with other educators and share your experience with the group. Whether you're a parent, educator or administrator, use these helpful tips to maximize your time on the Lowrie Center network.

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Question 6: Discuss the concept of the secular/sacred divide and how that has impacted the worldview of today's Christian adults and their children

Started by Lisa Lanpher in Education Apr 30. 0 Replies

The secular/sacred divide is the idea that our lives as people are divided into two parts:  secular and sacred.  The secular part consists of academics, so-called “neutral” facts and information, school, work, and education, whereas the sacred part consists of the view that religion is privatized, taught by the church, and lived out in the privacy of one's home, not actively interacting with the public, secular sphere.  This concept of the secular/sacred divide has impacted both the worldview…Continue

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Christian school administration Public relations Roy  W. Lowrie, Jr. Christian School Teacher (1960) There are many people, Christians as well as unbelievers, to whom the local Christian school is an unexplained effort.  It is not a quick or easy…
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Christian School Teacher (1960)

There are many people, Christians as well as unbelievers, to whom the local Christian school is an unexplained effort.  It is not a quick or easy job to interpret our schools to the Christian and local public.  We should try to develop and…

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Evaluation Time is Here

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by Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.

The Christian Teacher (1960)

 

EVALUATION TIME IS HERE

The school year is at its close. Each of us is anticipating relief from the pressures of his responsibilities. Although we are busy and tired, there is one very important thing which we must not skip before leaving school for the summer. We must evaluate our…

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Looking Back-1971

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOL EDUCATORS, Winona Lake, Indiana, 1971. This was the first year of the Institute, the beginning of a rich tradition that continues today. Many of the founders of the Christian school movement are pictured here.

In the front row (left to right) are: 

Bill Male, Dr. Brubaker, Tony Fortosis, Jim Weaver, Paul Kienel, Lou Koloze, John Blanchard, Roy Lowrie, Lucille Johnston, Gene Garrick (special thanks to Carl Key for identifying these folks).

 

MOVING FORWARD - IICSE 1976

FIVE YEARS LATER: (Thanks to Janet Nason and Carl Key for identifying these IICSE leaders.)

1st row left to right:
Lou Koloze, Unknown, Bill Male, Gene Garrick, Unknown, Bob Miller, Tony Fortosis, Art Nazigan, Ron Blue

2nd row left to right:
Lucy Johnston, Ruth Haycock, Bud Schindler, Ron Chadwick, Roy Lowrie, Jim Braley, Paul Kienel, 
D. Messner, Charles Schauffle, Les Brubaker

 
 
 

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Wow love the new look!

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Thank you all who are creating this resource! I really enjoy the new look and feel.  Thank you for the photos and messages - very inspiring!

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