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Progress Report – 2021, Summer
Martin | Slovakia | Summer | 2021
PROGRESS REPORT
Dear Friends and Partners,
The author of the Letter to the Hebrews reminds us in 13:7 to consider the outcome of one’s life. He speaks predominately of the church leaders and expects that suffering and death would not affect their good works and adherence to Christ. Although suffering and death was not nearly as close to us as to the persecuted Christians in the first century AD, the 2020/21 Covid pandemic negatively affected our lives, let alone education. However, our steadfastness to our mission has remained the same. Throughout this school year, we did our best to provide a first class academic and spiritual experience for all our students either online or in person. Therefore, thanks to God, the CCE’s outcome for this school year is positive.
Peer Ministry Training 2021
Peer ministry Training at CCE was very exciting. In one activity, we were given an issue and then we had to figure out how to solve it. This activity helped us understand something about life: in the beginning, we thought we knew each other well. But in fact, the opposite was true. Until this training, we’d never known each other as well as we do today. Continue reading
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Media and History: Studying, Representing and Teaching History in the Digital Era
Students in Europe are exposed to history in various ways: They talking with family and friends, by watching TV and movies, by listening to music, by playing games, by following public debates. All these factors influence the way students look at history. Without critical attitudes and understanding of how history is being made, students simply echo these ideas. The fact that more and more of this expose to young Europeans – being digital natives – is happening through means, is not reflected in the way history is generally being taught. Continue reading
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Music from Center for Christian Education in Slovakia
Thank you to our dear brothers and sisters in our partnering church – First Lutheran Church of Fargo and pastor Corey Bjertness for giving us this special opportunity and help us raise funds through sharing the gift of music with them. We are ready to perform for anyone of you 
Progress Report – 2021, May
Martin | Slovakia | May | 2021
PROGRESS REPORT
Dear Friends and Partners,
If a psalmist were among us in May and looked back over the spring dominated by Covid pandemic restrictions, he would exhort: Give thanks to God’s holy name, for His anger is but for a moment; His favor is for a lifetime (Psalm 30:4-5). Yes, after all the lockdowns and empty classrooms, all our students finally resumed in-person learning and our school is filled with life. Looking back, we must confess with the Psalmist that God’s favor surely dominates in our lives. This perspective gives us strength to face all the present and future trials, knowing that His favor shall overcome. This May we received an extra measure God’s favor and are excited to share it with you.
Progress Report – 2021, April
Martin | Slovakia | April | 2021
PROGRESS REPORT
Dear Friends and Partners,
We are back! After another month of our school closed and our staying home, April brought a lot of hope. Slovakia seems to be turning the corner on the Covid virus. The numbers of hospitalized, infected, and deceased continue to decline while figures of those vaccinated are swiftly increasing. The measures now allow for more students to return to school. If all goes well, all the grades will enjoy in-person learning, and we will run our operation its full magnitude soon again. This means that our summer activities (VBS, J-camp, English courses, and other camps) are much closer to reality and we are getting ready for them. Thank God for mission possible again!