For the past seven years, Spring Valley Academy (SVA) parent and volunteer Brad Morrison has taken the flag football team to Rio Lindo Academy (Calif.) for its annual tournament. While most high school teams play full seasons prior to the tournament, this trip is the whole flag football season for SVA.
Over the years as a cardiologist, I’ve seen one simple truth become clearer with time:
Scripture’s wisdom about the heart—both literal and spiritual—is continually affirmed by experience.
In the Sonshine Card program, Spring Valley Academy students in grades K–6 create cards with messages of encouragement for community members going through a difficult time.
In the Office of Education’s report to the Columbia Union Board of Education (CUBO) and the Columbia Union Conference Executive Committee, the team noted three challenges facing the education system.
This year, the new school year at Shenandoah Valley Academy (SVA) began as expected: registration, orientation, dorm move-in, first classes, greeting new and old friends and teachers—and, most importantly, sacred time was set aside for worship and prayer to dedicate everything that happens on campus to God.
