Reap A Harvest

One of my favorite responsibilities is meeting with prospective families and sharing our school culture with them. This month, dozens of new families have graced our hallways, exploring what Crosshill is all about. We love to showcase God’s wonderful provision for our campus. Nothing is better than introducing families to our phenomenal teachers who spend so many hours daily with our students. 

Most guests are interested in our school due to the recommendations of our current families. This always makes our job easier. Our current families have the most accurate picture of the fulfillment and ongoing development of meeting our mission of training disciples.  While we certainly love talking about our school, we know that your testimony is the true reflection of the Crosshill experience.

At the heart of our culture is the shared partnership between school and parents. This partnership is built on a clear alignment toward a defined design for education. Through hundreds of hours on campus, students investigate God’s perfect design for His creation, though corrupted by sin. They establish a healthy identity as direct image-bearers of His nature. They understand the consequences of sin and the beautiful redemption found in Jesus Christ. The faith they see in their parents handed down to them in the home, grows into an authentic faith that they own and choose to take with them wherever they go. 

I am often reminded of Paul’s admonition: “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” (Galatians 6:9). While the fog, darkness, and busyness of this season can often be tiring, the promise of a harvest in God’s timing is a promise worth investing in!