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Ambassadors - Sharing the Gospel of Jesus - Week One

Carrie Wisehart’s Recent Posts: Carrie Wisehart

Since we returned from Guanajuato and our Mexico Mission, I have been reflecting on all of the beautiful relationships we formed and experiences we had. We continue to bask in the goodness of God and the way He intricately places our feet where they need to go — if we just listen to Him! If […]

Dear Taylor Swift…

Tomorrow is my daughter’s last day of high school. As a high school assistant principal, I have not only had the privilege of driving my daughter to school every day, but I have spent the last four years walking the same halls, popping into the same classrooms, bumping into her in the same cafeteria. “This […]

UPDATE: teaching across the border

Thank you to those who have already contributed to our possible Mexico Mission! While we are collecting funds to cover transportation, training, and meals for this trip, Carrie is preparing resources for professional development. We currently do not have enough funding to cover transportation and are still in need of approximately $1000. If you, or […]

teaching across the border

Quite a few years ago, my husband and I discovered a company that was not only top quality, but was making a significant difference in the lives of their employees. Saddleback Leather not only offers AMAZING products AND a 100 year warranty for their products, but they are actively impacting the lives of others through […]

what students wish we knew

Students have a deep desire to be heard. They want their voices to matter – they long to be validated for what and how they feel. Sometimes it’s hard for us adulting type people to listen because we take it personally. We struggle to empower students because it might display some sort of weakness. But […]