Christians and Multicultural Education

http://www.huntington.edu/education/old_site/Nurturing.htm

A book I had requested called Nuturing and Reflective Teachers arrived in the mail yesterday. I started to read it and have been so impressed. It is a book that anyone interested in multicultural education issues will want to read. Information about the book and how to order it can be accessed at the website at the top of this posting. There is also a study guide to go along with the book.

Spiritual Leadership: Application of True, Unchanging Principles

Felt it was important to define spiritual leadership as it is being used in this blog. It is not the same thing as religion In fact, a person can be very religious without ever seeking spiritual principles to guide his/her life or circumstances.

There are true, unchanging PRINCIPLES that if unearthed can support research as well as direct it. True, unchanging principles sought after, discovered, and applied have the potential to make a difference for our diverse learners in a way nothing else can.

Therefore, not only does spiritual leadership not mean religion, it also has nothing to do with position or title. Anyone who has the courage, fortitude, and zeal to seek the hidden treasures of knowledge and wisdom (principles) related to multicultural education is employing and providing spiritual leadership.