Each year Seattle Christian Schools, SCS, sends out into the community its entire high school population of nearly 400 individuals to participate in unique learning environments and service projects in an event called InterSCession.

Class options are a mix of educational offerings (Snorkeling, Auto Shop 101, Go to College Free!, Make Your Own Quilt—and more) and ministry opportunities (Vision House, Romania Mission Trip, Ministry Trip to Spain, Solders’ Home Ministry—and more). This year’s most popular options among the students are the Katrina Relief Missions Team, Caring for Ill Children at Children’s Hospital, and California Dream Center.

Thanks in large part to the spread of computers and a growing desire among Americans to be their own bosses, the number of home-based businesses in this country is on the rise.

Millions of men and women have “set up shop” in the spare bedroom, offered child care from the home, retreated to the studio over the garage, or simply called home their business headquarters.

When a friend came to visit and I saw a fluffy little head peaking out of his pocket, I knew I was doomed. Our friend introduced his “pocket puppy”, a tiny blonde-colored Chihuahua/Pomeranian mix named Whisper.

Find out about a Daddy and Daughter Ball, a student art exhibit and SWKCC meetings.