As November is upon us and we anticipate gathering with loved ones for Thanksgiving, the holiday reminds us once again to be grateful. Being thankful is not always easy and doesn’t come naturally to some people. Gratitude is a muscle that we must continuously work in order to live with a thankful heart. In this article from Christian Parenting, it highlights some key benefits of practicing thankfulness.
Establishing a natural way of sharing, talking, and encouraging each other is a crucial piece of family life. Being present with your children in conversations that go beyond understanding the day’s plans and to-do lists builds healthy relationships. These kinds of conversations help slowdown the pace of life. They are a gift. Utilize these talking…
We all want our kids to make an impact – so let’s get our kids learning from an early age that they can! Orange Ministry has a devotional book for kids and preteens called “Make Waves: A Kid’s Devotional on Changing the World.” From the website: What if, every time kids go for a swim,…
Raising Boys & Girls is a blog to provide general and educational information to support parents and educators in caring for the kids in their lives. Sissy Goff, David Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan have been sitting with children and families as therapists at Daystar Counseling Ministries for over three decades. Through their counseling, podcast, and…
Intentionally utilizing time to talk and listen to your children can be full of blessings when it is nonjudgemental or empty of instructions. Asking questions and listening more allows your child to express their own thoughts. These kinds of conversations help establish trust and a more open way of family communication. These conversation prompts may…
With school back in session, may I ask, Have expectations lined up with reality? Or – Have there been some surprises? And we all say – Of course there have been surprises! So here is the next question, What is the response to those surprises?” After working in the yard in the middle of August,…
My parents have at least 15 clocks in their three-bedroom home. I counted them! Obviously, they collected clocks along the way. These clocks reflect the focus in our family of good time management. Growing up, there was an unspoken rule of efficiency in our home, “Never waste time.” The stages of life dictate how we…
The coach will report directly to the Head Volleyball Coach and be expected to:
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The positions of JV and Junior High Volleyball Coach are part-time, stipend-only, positions. As seasonal employees, coaches are not eligible for benefits as outlined within the GPA Employee/Faculty Policy Handbook. The qualified applicant may apply separately for other positions, on campus, as they become available.
