I was stunned when I recently heard a teacher explain why virtues were not taught in her classroom. And yet, she is right: adults, sadly, have not gotten it right.  One scan of the newspaper or the evening news makes it painfully clear that adults could use a crash course in kindness and respect, which is precisely why we should return to teaching virtue in the classroom.

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Wichita is awash in Lebanese food: Restaurants in all parts of town specialize in hummus, cabbage leaves and kibbe. But you haven’t experienced the full Wichita Lebanese food experience until you’ve visited the annual St. George Lebanese Dinner and Food Sale, which happens Saturday and Sunday at the church, 7515 E. 13th St.

We celebrated the Divine Liturgy for the feast day of St. John Chrysostom. Our 3rd, 4th and 5th graders helped with the chanting guided by Mrs. Jenny Farha, our 5th Grade and Music Teacher, her husband, Aaron Farha and Father Isaac Farha. Father Joshua Burnett, served the Liturgy. All are parents of students at the school. We are blessed to have parents and family as role models and setting example of the many ways we can serve Christ in our daily lives.