Does your child watch porn? That’s not unlikely. Four out of ten teens do. How can you protect them in a sexually immoral world?

Christian school organisations from more than ten countries in Europe want to start a common foundation. The new European Alliance for Christian Education (EACE) has the task to lobby for Christian education mainly in the European Union.

Whoever visits the August Hermann Francke Comprehensive School in Detmold will see a new statue of a man gazing down on two orphans. Read why he was so important for German education.

Few countries in Europe are so keen on controlling education as the French. But still, there are some hundreds of Christian schools active, of whom forty Evangelical. Completely private. “As long as there is an open door, we go forward.”

Common values at home, at church, and for the school. That is what the parents sought who started a Christian school in the European capital, Strasbourg. And now, even the inspection motivates the school to express the Christian faith in the lessons.