Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.

Roy W. Lowrie, Jr. was one of the fathers of Christian schooling in America. He was the founding president of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and headmaster at Delaware County School in Newtown Square, PA for over 25 years. He was responsible for integrating The Institute into the masters program in Christian School Administration and bringing it to Columbia International University. The Institute has drawn hundreds of international educators to CIU over the years where spiritual and professional skills were enabled.

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Should Christian Churches Start Christian Schools? by: Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.
A study of the difficulties of church/school relations
RPM Volume 5, Number 3, 1/27/2003
Format: Webpage
Topic: Salt and Light
Christian School Parents' Code by: Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.
An article recommending positive parental involvement in the Christian school
RPM Volume 5, Number 8, 2/17/2003
Format: Webpage
Topic: Salt and Light
Discipline in the Christian School by: Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.
An article on the necessity of godly discipline in a Christian school
RPM Volume 5, Number 11, 3/17/2003
Format: Webpage
Topic: Salt and Light
Blessings in the Christian School by: Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.
An article on the blessings in and around Christian schools
RPM Volume 5, Number 12, 3/24/2003
Format: Webpage
Topic: Salt and Light
Do they pray in your school? by: Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.
An article on the power of prayer in education
RPM Volume 5, Number 8, 2/17/2003
Format: Webpage
Topic: Salt and Light
Summer Time Blues by: Roy W. Lowrie, Jr.
An article on the nurture of Christian schools during summer break
RPM Volume 5, Number 12, 3/24/2003
Format: Webpage
Topic: Salt and Light

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