Did You Know AiG Has a Christian School (And They’re Having an Open House)?

Meet the instructors, tour the facility, ask any questions you may have, and discover what makes Twelve Stones unique, even among Christian schools.

During this open house you can meet the instructors, tour the facility, ask any questions you may have, and discover what makes Twelve Stones unique, even among Christian schools. My eldest daughter Renee, who has the same passion I have for biblical authority and the truth of God’s Word, heads up Twelve Stones, and she is doing a remarkable job—the school is academically rigorous, and a biblical worldview is integral to every single subject and textbook. Many Christian schools use secular textbooks and just add a Bible class or sprinkle God on top—but Twelve Stones doesn’t do this. Every textbook teaches a biblical worldview.

I encourage you to consider Twelve Stones for your child or grandchild. It’s an investment with an eternal impact. And if you’re a teacher who desires to teach from a biblical worldview perspective, Twelve Stones is hiring for the 2021-2022 school year. They are currently seeking an upper school science teacher and a lower elementary teacher. (We’re also hiring for a variety of other positions within Answers in Genesis, the Creation Museum, and the Ark Encounter, and staff receives a 50% discount on tuition to Twelve Stones for their children or grandchildren.)

Make plans to attend Twelve Stone’s open house, or schedule a private tour, at TSChristianAcademy.org. Student classroom places are limited, so don’t miss out on this unique opportunity. Students also get to come under the teaching of the various specialists at the Creation Museum, Ark, AiG’s research scientists, etc. Students have opportunities no other school offers.

And if you’d like to know more about why my daughter Renee and I are passionate about Christian education, I encourage you to read my new book on biblical parenting, Will They Stand? This book features an excellent chapter from Renee on Christian education and presents a compelling case for a truly biblical worldview education for children.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.