by P. O. Arnwine Traditional education is on its way out. With the advent of technology and globalization, those who continue to look at preparation for the workforce through old lenses will be left behind. One thing is undeniable: we need a combination of training and education to navigate today’s economy. The following video …
This is an introduction to further writings on vocation, which is discovering what Gods wants us to do while looking for God in all we do—work, rest, and life; it is spiritual[1]. Developing vocation is important because it is part of the pursuit of happiness. Here I will focus on work. Working hard is …
1890 to 1913: The life and times of The Orange Park Normal & Industrial School “The American Missionary Association has done noble work in the many years it has labored for the education of the downtrodden, but nothing it has done for the cause of education can eclipse its efforts against the Sheats school …
I have been thinking long and hard about my first blog post. I have decided that it should be on a subject that embodies what VI is all about—increasing the worth of the worker and increasing the sense of vocation in the work. While it seems that we expect people to work hard, the questions …