CACE | The Center for the Advancement of Christian Education

I thought that I belonged here. It was a December basketball game, and my husband and I were visiting our alma mater. We had both graduated high school from the same place: a predominantly white, Dutch-reformed, Christian school. We were high school...

Listen in on the conversations of friends who lead Christian schools, dialogues that happen over coffee, during late-night calls, and in ongoing virtual discussions about this uniting mission we call Christian education. What you will find is that these...

Gratitude may seem like a soft virtue: one that would be nice to have, but hardly essential for living in today’s fast-paced, media-driven, and tech-saturated world. Yet for centuries, philosophers and theologians have argued the opposite.
Cicero famously called gratitude not only the greatest of virtues, but “the parent of all the others.” Karl Barth wrote that gratitude and grace “belong together like heaven and earth. Grace evokes gratitude like the voice an echo. Gratitude follows...

Do Christian schools produce good citizens? In an era of heightened political polarization and increasing interest in politics among young people in the U.S., it is vitally important that Christian parents show their children how citizens of heaven live...