What I love most about FRCS is the sense of family among the faculty and staff. When students arrive, they become a part of the family, too. People are willing to serve one another and do what needs to be done to make things run smoothly at FRCS. I genuinely enjoy being around my colleagues, and I feel that my work at the school is more a calling than a “job.” I believe that FRCS truly seeks to put the Lord first in all decisions and that as a result of this, the people who work there become brothers and sisters in this calling. I enjoy praying for the entire FRCS community and keeping in touch with students and their families even years after they have graduated.

Five books, other than the Bible, that have impacted my faith or career.

• The Left Behind Series by LeHaye and Jenkins (this series really inspires me to live for Christ and not the minutia the world throws our way)
• The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien (I love fantasy and science fiction books, and I feel that this trilogy really helps me face daunting tasks as I am aware of the final prize that awaits all who work for the Lord)
• The Incarnations of Immortality Series by Piers Anthony (this is NOT a Christian series of books, and I read it when I was not a believer, but I find the exploration of the truth of God and man in this series to be fascinating)
• Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin (a stupendous work that really helped me understand Christian doctrine)
• Discourse on the Method​ by Rene Descartes (this philosophical discourse was a key part of my conversion to Christ)