CEA SPRING NEWSLETTER

MARCH, 2009
"Reclaiming the World; Walk Humbly" - Micah 6:8

The mission of the Christian Educators Association is to inspire and support Christian educators and encourage community by providing opportunities for spiritual and professional growth based on God's Word.

Letter From the CEA President

Grace and peace to each of you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. 

While it has been nearly 6 months since our last convention, your CEA Board has been hard at work preparing for the next one, October 22 and 23, 2009.  Part of our preparation is to look back at the comments made about 2008 and act on them.   Thank you to the many who did in fact share good ideas, helpful observations and encouragement about CEA 2008. 

CEA SPRING NEWSLETTER

MARCH, 2008

The mission of the Christian Educators Association is to inspire and support Christian educators and encourage community by providing opportunities for spiritual and professional growth based on God’s Word.

Letter From the CEA President

As the winter months draw to a close, I am glad to report to the CEA membership that the Governing Board has been hard at work to make our association and our annual convention even better. Here are a few highlights of the work we’ve been undertaking:

Letter From the CEA President

Homecoming! After two years away with regional conventions and MANS, we are “coming home” this year to South Bend. We have been planning a great mix of old and new as you will see by this newsletter. We expect it will be a great convention!

Over the past year your CEA leadership group has examined the unique role of CEA in helping to advance Christian education. At our convention we have a special opportunity to join together to learn, to worship, and to encourage each other. As a leadership group we have pondered the question: How could our convention help to focus our efforts on what makes our schools distinctively Christian? How could we, as a group of educators unified through Christ, better help our schools meet their missions and share our ideas/learning together? We recognize that we must both equip our minds and encourage our hearts so that we can better teach our students and meet the missions of our schools.