Books
Writing at the intersection of education, science, faith, and community
The Accents of Faith
An exploration of religion through the lens of science. This book examines the origins of moral behavior, tracing ethical frameworks back before organized religion to ask fundamental questions about where our sense of right and wrong truly comes from.
The Human Curriculum
A provocative look at why schools are failing and a blueprint for rebuilding education from youth through university. Covers immersive language learning, coding as literacy, AI-assisted instruction, splitting teacher and leader roles, and designing a white-collar vocational track with real internships. Grounded in data from global education systems and current research.
Meeting Historian
A large-print guided writing book designed for long-time members of Alcoholics Anonymous to record the history of a specific meeting from their own perspective. The notebook preserves the life, continuity, and culture of AA meetings, capturing stories and institutional memory that often disappears when old timers stop attending or pass away. Features 30 writing prompts covering group origins, traditions, milestones, and personal reflections.