I love to read. I love to read more than I like to sleep. I love to read more than I like to eat. The past two years (2020-2021), our world has navigated and stumbled it’s way through the COVID-19 pandemic. As things were being cancelled right and left, booksContinue Reading
People who are close to me know that I desire to be intentional with my time. I am at my best when I am well rested, when I have margin in my day, and when I can look back over the day and recognize where I spent time on relationships.Continue Reading
Canoeing the Mountains by Tod Bolsinger has been on my shelf for quite a while. However, I’m grateful to report that I read it when I needed it most. As a leader in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve been pushed to chart new territories and to take newContinue Reading
June 2021 should have only lasted 30 days. In some ways, it felt like it flew by and in others, it felt like time stood still. We finished up school activities, I wrapped up my 16th year at NCCS, Eli returned home from a week at Woodlands Camp, we wentContinue Reading
May is such a fun fix of special and crazy all wrapped up into 31 action packed days. We are all working to wrap up an awesome school year while longing to grab hold of those summer days….and somehow we always find a way to do both! Here are someContinue Reading
April 30 Congratulations to our @NCCSEagles Lower School team for an awesome Pops in the Park! The music was wonderful, the weather was perfect…lots of fun and fellowship! Great way to wrap up an awesome week. #GoEagles #WeAreNCCS #NCCSFamily April 30 ACTIVE LEARNING | Thank you @acworthpolice and Captain MarkContinue Reading
March 31 PUERTO RICO ?? + WednesdayThe work continued in our hearts and minds as the Lord continues to reveal more of Himself to us. The progress on the roof, deck, and yard were a blast to see as well! The crew is working hard and having a blast. ItContinue Reading
Saturday, March 27 + Sunday, March 28, 2021We had a great trip to Puerto Rico from Atlanta. It was surreal to be in the Atlanta airport a year after Spring Term was cancelled. Walking through security and then to our gate was one of the first times that Spring TermContinue Reading
We had the sweetest (literally) surprise one afternoon when we came home. Some of our dear friends made a quick weekend trip to Memphis and brought home Gibson’s donuts as a surprise to us. What a precious gesture…so thoughtful and kind. And…we ate the whole box in a shorter amountContinue Reading
I’m writing this around 8pm on New Year’s Eve. As we prepare to bid 2020 farewell, many are wishing away the heartache and sorrow of the past year. There have been so many HARD things this past year. We have seen dear friends lose loved ones. We have had severalContinue Reading