Teachers – Rise and Shine

We kicked off this morning by sharing good news stories. A huge thank you to Good News Network, Today, All Good News, ABC 6, the Facebook page of Church of the Nazarene Eurasia, and MSN for all of the great stories. Here are the stories we shared this morning. We also shared an update from Nazarene Compassionate Ministries about how Nazarenes are helping in Europe in response to the needs of those being displaced by the conflict in Ukraine.

Motorists Stranded By Floods Set Up Food Kitchens For Fellow Travelers

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Man Needs to Make Friends, So He Nervously Makes Pancakes for Dozens of Neighbors – It Was a Huge Hit

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Kindergarten Kids Had Never Seen Snow So Florida Teacher Gets Sister to Ship a Snowman, ‘It’s Here!’

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Alabama First Graders Commended for Saving Teacher’s Life

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Video of mom surprising ABC 6 reporter Myles Harris at work goes viral

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Click HERE to read more about what Church of the Nazarene Eurasia is doing in response to the conflict in Ukraine.

Today is a special day – a day to encourage the educators in our world.

(from www.daysoftheyear.com) Teachers’ Day aims to raise awareness of the importance of the role played by teachers all over the world. The responsibility for educating future generations is not a light one by any means, so show your support for these dedicated and important people not just on Teachers’ Day, but throughout the whole year.

This year’s universal World Teachers’ Day theme is “Teachers: Leading in crisis, reimagining the future.”

How will you encourage a teacher today?
The Morning Thing shared some realities of teaching that most people are unaware of. As we begin to understand the challenges of the classroom, we can better understand how to encourage and support teachers.
Check out this article, written by teachers. Click HERE to see 8 realities of education.

Please take time today to encourage the teachers in your world.

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