When was the last time you uncovered a potentially groundbreaking new way to harvest solar energy? Oh, you haven’t? Me neither.
But for Aidan Dwyer, he dreamt it and people are listening.
I think solar energy is cool — I want it on the roof of my house, I want to be “green” and I want to save money. But the really cool part about this story: Aidan is 13 [CNN].
Have a middle schooler in your world? Encourage them to view the world with big eyes and great creativity. You never know what they might uncover.
Remember that TV show, Family Feud? [I almost said "old TV show" but the syndicated version is still going strong].
Apparently, in the midst of all the feuding that we hear about in teenager’s homes, there is actually some good happening. A lot of good, really.
Parents, ever wondered how much influence you have? If they’re even really listening? Youth leaders, ever wondered what’s going on at home?
Yesterday, I asked 6 6th graders (good thing I didn’t ask them six questions), “who are people in your life whom you admire?” Top three answers on the board:
Wow! That’s awesome.
Parents, don’t underestimate your ability to lead your family and set an example. We want to encourage you, support you and help you grow deeper as a family in your relationship with Christ.
Youth pastors and leaders: don’t neglect families! What an awesome opportunity for the Church.
Did you know: when Steve Harvey began hosting the show in 2010, Joey Fatone, former member of the boyband ‘N Sync, because the show’s announcer.
Want to have family game night with your own Family Feud? Pick up the video game version at Amazon!
Here are a couple more videos that I uncovered recently and transferred to YouTube. First, perhaps the only history project I ever enjoyed in school, a mini-documentary of Virginia Baptists’ reactions to Brown v. Board of Education.
Then a video highlighting a friend’s EP recorded in college.