CNE.news launches free newsletter on education in Europe
03-05-2021
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CNE.news is launching a new free newsletter focused on education in Europe. Every month, subscribers get an overview of the most relevant news articles, op-eds and background stories on education in Europe.
Across Europe, education plays a key role in government policies. In Norway, the government is working on grant cuts for Christian schools. Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, there is debate about sexual education in schools. Recently, in Moldava, a new Christian university was opened.
Subscribers to CNE's Education Newsletter will get articles like these delivered in their mailbox for free. As a bonus, they will also get two welcoming gifts: the e-book "A Pilgrim in Media Land" and the documentary "G'night", about a Dutch fishermen family who lost relatives at sea.
Documentary "G'night"
Every fishing family knows the dangers of the sea, but when loved ones are taken from you, how do you hold on to God's faithfulness?
On November 29, 2019, the Dutch shrimp cutter 'Lummetje', carrying the fishermen Jochem Foppen and Hendrik Jan de Vries, sank. The fishing village of Urk was in great uncertainty for days. Presenter Caroline Schimmel travels to Urk and meets Maria Foppen, Jochem's wife and Albert de Vries, Hendrik Jan's father.
They tell how they experienced those days and how they dealt with the loss of their loved ones. The children of Jochem, a brother and sister of Hendrik Jan and the pastors who have supported the families also have their say.
Book: A Pilgrim in Media Land
“Are you on your cell phone again?” This reproachful question is asked frequently nowadays. To actually start a meaningful conversation about wisely using modern media is more challenging. How do we stay in touch with young people who seem to be online all the time? How can you be a good role model as an educator or parent? What are good questions to ask when having such a conversation? And, how can the Bible guide us in the use of modern media?
Using every day scenarios, the authors write about teaching our children the responsible use of modern media from a biblical perspective. To this end, they have developed the Media Circle. This book provides many useful tools for all those who deal with young people and want to encourage them to use modern media in a wise way. At the end of each chapter, there are a number of discussion questions, which makes the book a good resource for parent study groups.
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