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by Old Faithful M.
Oct 26, 2009
Faith alone, Grace alone, Scripture alone....
Blessings to you as we move forward in our Christian ministry....
Remember the heritage of our Lord, Jesus Christ, above all.... I am sure Luther would be pointing to our Lord, even as we remember this anniversary of his work...that we remember His work of redemption.
A Mighty...See MoreFaith alone, Grace alone, Scripture alone....
Blessings to you as we move forward in our Christian ministry....
Remember the heritage of our Lord, Jesus Christ, above all.... I am sure Luther would be pointing to our Lord, even as we remember this anniversary of his work...that we remember His work of redemption.
A Mighty Fortress is our God!
by Murdock-Thompson Center for Teachers
Oct 28, 2009
Teachers! Apply by March 31 for this Fellowship for Innovative Teahcers. No residency required. Perfect your innovation (classroom strategy or curriculum reform), or get it ready for publication, replication, presentation at conferences. You may download the application at our website--by March 31 for summer of 2010.
by Rusty Myers
Nov 1, 2009
Castra Romana VIII
Roman Army Festival November 14, 2009
Givhans Ferry State Park
The Living Historians of the Sixth and Eleventh Imperial Legions of Rome, the Ludus Meridianus Gladiatores, and the Imperial Southern Provisional army, announce the Eighth annual Roman encampment and marketplace in South Carolina.
C...See MoreCastra Romana VIII
Roman Army Festival November 14, 2009
Givhans Ferry State Park
The Living Historians of the Sixth and Eleventh Imperial Legions of Rome, the Ludus Meridianus Gladiatores, and the Imperial Southern Provisional army, announce the Eighth annual Roman encampment and marketplace in South Carolina.
Castra Romana will be held November 14th at Givhans Ferry State Park, 746 Givhans Ferry Road, Ridgeville, South Carolina. Times are 10 am to 4 pm. Admission to the state park is $2 per person. There is no cost for the event itself, but a $5 donation for each family is recommended and used to offset the expense of the event.
The exhibits will include an authentic Roman Army camp, army drill demonstrations by authentically equipped Roman Legionaries and Centurions, legionary training exhibits, equipment and armor displays, gladius and pila demonstrations, Roman era artillery and engineers, and Roman Cavalry. It will also feature soldiers' life exhibits and descriptions, gladiatorial games in the "arena", Roman era pottery and civilian demonstrations, papyrus writing examples, Biblical museum displays, Military games and competitions including mock combat, army pay and ration issues, guard mount, and much more. Young children will be able to enlist in the “Kids Cohort” and train with a Roman shield and (plastic) sword and participate in the Kids cohort Pay ceremony.
Those wishing a more in depth experience can actually join the Roman Army for a weekend by contacting organizers in advance. They specifically invite any reporters, writers, or journalists to be embedded for the weekend as a soldier of Rome. Persons who “embed” will have the opportunity to wear the armor, learn the drills, and participate as a Roman Legionary. Slots are limited, so you must contact the group as soon as possible at [link removed].
Castra Romana presents an excellent opportunity for people of all ages to sample the history of the Roman World, which is in fact the beginning of western history. Attendees will see a modest re-creation of the army and empire that conquered the world. Striving to create a learning experience that involves all the senses, the Living Archeologists of Castra Romana extend an open invitation to schools, homeschool students, Scouting/adventure clubs, and educational institutions to attend. The Roman Army Festival will give the opportunity to see, smell, taste, and feel the history of an Empire that formed the bedrock of western society.
For more information on attending or to participate by embedding in the first professional army in history (or perhaps even as a Gladiator), contact Rusty Myers of Legio VI FFC, 104 Hunters Wood Drive, Summerville, SC (843).437.5587, or email [email removed]].
The Best time for the public to attend is Saturday, 14 November from 10 am to 4 pm.
This is my first year on the advent committee. Anyone know of any good resources/books with advent prayer services? I teach in a k-8 Catholic school and we do an all school prayer service 3 times for advent. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks.
I would like to have a Skype session with another Catholic school to share ideas for Catholic Schools Week coming in 2010. We have done lots of fun activities, but are looking for some new ideas. Anyone interested in Skyping with us? We are in the Central Time Zone. We can set up a time and date together.
by SUSAN WEIR
Nov 7, 2009
I've been teaching French for 13 years at Davenport Central High School. I have a Master's in French. I am teaching French I-IV, French Civilization, French Literature and AP French. I am most interested in a position at a serious school who is supportive of World Languages.
by Annie's Gram
Nov 10, 2009
Help! our school has a VERY large hallway bulletin board that kindergarten is in charge of decorating for the month of December. Any great ideas would be greatly appreciated! Annie's Gram
I am really in the crunch to fill the last slots for our Christmas Card exchange. If you are from the following states, please consider joining us - it is very easy and very fun!! I'm begging now ! We need Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia, Wyoming, and Mis...See MoreI am really in the crunch to fill the last slots for our Christmas Card exchange. If you are from the following states, please consider joining us - it is very easy and very fun!! I'm begging now ! We need Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia, Wyoming, and Mississippi. Please respond with your name, school name, school address, and email address. You won't be sorry! It only takes a few minutes, but is a real hoot as the mail comes in!! Thanks!!
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On 11/03/09, mnmermaid wrote: > This is my first year on the advent committee. Anyone know > of any good resources/books with advent prayer services? I > teach in a k-8 Catholic school and we do an all school > prayer service 3 times for advent. Any suggestions...See More