Darrow Miller and Friends

Do Words Really Matter?

  1. New DMF Feature: Whiteboard Animation
  2. Core Doctrines of a New Religion … animated version
  3. Reconciliation vs. Restoration
  4. Wisdom is Better than Knowledge … the animation
  5. Is Social Justice About Equality or Equity? … animation version
  6. The Meaning of America … animated version
  7. Can a Christian Be a Fashion Designer?
  8. Turning Out the Lights in Japan
  9. Work and Worship: Do They Really Go Together?
  10. Do Words Really Matter?
  11. 6500 Genes Tell the Story
  12. Why I Focus on Three Worldviews … animation version
  13. Compassion Used to Be a Verb!
  14. Whoever Controls the Language Controls the Culture (animated version)
  15. Womb of the Dawn – animated version
  16. Castro vs. Pinochet
  17. Abortion and Today’s NAZI Doctors – animated version
  18. God’s Word Creates Virtuous Nations – WA version
  19. Why is Africa Poor? animated version
  20. DEADNAMING and MISGENDERING … video version
  21. What Does God Think About Overpopulation? video version
  22. SOCIALISM vs. CAPITALISM – video version
  23. Woman, the Life Giver, animated version

This week’s whiteboard animation video features our good friend, Dr. Elizabeth Youmans, who has contributed so powerfully to the practice of education.

This is the first of a three-part video version of her paper, “The Role of Language in Building a Christian Nation.”

Click the image below to go to the DMF YouTube page and benefit from Elizabeth’s remarkable insights, narrated by Rebecca Vogt.

 

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Dr. Elizabeth Youmans is founder and director of Chrysalis International. With 30 years of pioneering experience in Word-centered education at the local and national level, she now imparts the vision for educational reform internationally by laying teaching and learning on the foundation of Christ and His Word. In 2002 she launched the AMO curriculum, a program designed to help children in impoverished communities to flourish, and become servant leaders in their communities. Elizabeth is the mother of four grown children and grandmother of eight grandchildren.
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