[CGS] was born from friendship. It is also primarily about friendship. It is a work most concerned with providing an environment where the child is drawn in love to the One who first loved them. It is a place of continually encountering the gift of God in Christ and responding to it with practices that respect and uplift the child’s unique capability to see and know God.

…building an atrium is expensive, and I am committed to that expense, because I believe it reflects and practices Biblical value of the child’s life (exactly where they are, not where they will be when they grow up) and is a work of teaching children their own value and how to perpetuate that value in themselves and throughout the world.