I'm just going to put this out there now: I've never really celebrated Advent.
Whether as a child myself, or with my own little ones now, I just haven't.
It's not that I don't want ... Read More
My first year serving as the Veritas Cross Country Coach has given me cause to consider the many nuanced aspects of the discipline of running. As a runner myself, I’ve personally enjoyed the ... Read More
When we think of volleyball, football, polo, basketball, cricket, or baseball…oftentimes a certain season of the year comes to mind as well as a particular region of the world or type of facility. ... Read More
Every so often, an issue pops up in our school community that causes reflection on the concept of Christian liberty. Different families have different standards when it comes to music, books, ... Read More
We're all aware of the festivities surrounding next week's Halloween holiday, but did you know that there's something else noteworthy to celebrate on October 31 that holds great significance for ... Read More
This is the final post in Ty Fischer's three-part monthly series looking at gender and family roles from a Godly perspective in today's postmodern society. You can view last month's post on ... Read More
It might be tempting to settle indoors as the weather gets cooler, but you won't regret staying away from those screens and getting out and enjoying Lancaster County this fall! There are SO MANY ... Read More
As a technologist, I often get questions about family use of the Internet. Here are some ideas about how to protect your family from potential dangers on the Internet, as well as how to use the ... Read More
“Fine things are difficult.” –Plato
In this quote from Plato, there is an interesting riddle. What does he mean by “fine things?” And how difficult are they?
Let’s try another ... Read More
While we at Veritas are on the subject of technology usage for our kids (with our upcoming Walt Mueller event and this week's webinar), we decided to canvas our community and ask our parents what ... Read More
