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believe we’re created in God’s image, and God is a creator, and we’re meant to be creators as well,” said Levi King, chief operating officer with Quarry View Building Group. “Things like (Kids’ Woodworking Day) can bring that out.”
Levi and his brother, Ben, who is president of Quarry View, began holding Kids’ Woodworking Day in 2018, when the organization partnered with Way of Jesus Academy through a board member of the academy whom they knew. The event invites area children to work with Quarry View employees and volunteers to create a woodworking project they can take home. This year, Quarry View partnered with The Factory Ministries to invite area children to participate at Quarry View’s headquarters on a former farm at 2603 Lincoln Highway East, Ronks, that the company remodeled
Events to commemorate Lafayette’s visit to America
BY FRANCINE FULTON
Although he was born in France, the Marquis de Lafayette was an important figure during the American Revolution and was later invited by President James Monroe for an all-expenses-paid return to the United States between 1824 and 1825. Lafayette’s trip included stops in both Lancaster County and western Chester County.
To commemorate the 200th anniversary visit, a series of special activities has been planned
throughout 2025. “For the past three years, we have been planning events that follow in the exact footsteps of Lafayette when he visited 200 years ago during his Farewell Tour of America,” explained Kathleen Hood, coordinator of the Lafayette200 Bicentennial in Western Chester County and Lancaster County. “He was going to stay three months but stayed 13 months traveling to 24 states, which is what America had at the time. He traveled over 6,000 miles during that journey.”
and opened a year ago.
Adam Nagle, executive director with The Factory Ministries, said that Quarry View representatives reached out about a partnership for this year’s event. “I stopped in, got a tour, and Levi cast their vision for
“You never know if this one opportunity to create something they feel proud of might spark something in them.”
the day,” recalled Nagle, who added that the idea was interesting to him because it “dove tailed well with our heart (at The Factory).” “We loved the opportunity that (Kids’ Woodworking Day) gave for young people to gain exposure to tools and a trade they would not normally have,” Nagle said.
The Factory promoted the day to participants, and nearly 30 signed up to visit when the day was held on Dec. 23 from noon to 4 p.m. The timing right before Christmas has traditionally worked well because children are generally not in school.
Employee Paul Beiler, whom Ben referred to as a master craftsman, devised a game box for the children to create. “It’s 2 inches thick and 10 by 10 inches (wide),” explained Beiler, who brought together all the necessary pieces for the children to assemble while working with an adult. The box holds checkers-like pieces the children cut from doweling using a handsaw. Wafers of sapele wood and white pine were available for the children to glue to the top of the box to create a checkerboard pattern. “On the bottom side, they can draw with a woodburning tool or write their names,” said Beiler, who also made sure craft paint was available for participants who wished to paint on the back or the edges.
BY JEFF FALK
Christian schools in Lancaster County have never really been competitors. Now they’re working together to align their missions and streamline their efforts.
The upcoming Christian Education Fair is an event that’s designed to draw strength from numbers, explore and promote the increasing popularity of Christian education and provide
families with learning opportunities that are aligned with their beliefs and their children’s needs.
“It’s not that we were against each other; it’s we weren’t working together,” said Jill Armstrong, Lancaster County Christian School’s events and communication coordinator and one of the organizers of the event. “I just think there wasn’t an intentional collaboration. We can learn from each other. We
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Paul Beiler displays pieces of the game box children could build at Kids’ Woodworking Day held at Quarry View Building Group on Dec. 23.
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Levi explained that he and Ben organize Woodworking Day to give area students a chance to build in the way they did as children. “From a young age, we had opportunities to create things in the shop,” he said. “You never know if this one opportunity to create something they feel proud of might spark something in them.”
Ben explained that there is a need for skilled tradespeople in the building field. “It’s something we care about as a core value,” he stated. “We desire to have a pipeline of young people who care about this type of construction and are educated in this kind of construction.” He noted that the program attracts elementary school students and that the hope is that by introducing the children at a young age, they may find a lifelong passion for the craft. “If they have a gift for (woodworking) or an interest in it, then that can be developed early,” he said.
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In addition to introducing youngsters to woodworking, the brothers sought to share their love of country during the holiday season. “We are retiring a flag as part of (the event),” explained Ben, who noted that the holidays can be hard on people who have lost a loved one. One of Quarry View’s employees lost a nephew a few years back, and the organization chose to honor that nephewDanny Delbianco - by retiring the 10-by-15-foot flag flying in front of the business and dedicating it to him. A special triangular box with the Navy veteran’s name was constructed by Quarry View employees to hold the retired flag. “We have a love of country we like to instill into people we have influence with,” said Ben.
Members of the gathering
lowered the flag to be retired and brought it into the shop area to fold it. As the flag was folded, Ben explained that each of the 13 folds has meaning. “The first fold is symbolic of life,” he stated, noting that other folds symbolize eternal life, the sacrifice of veterans, a tribute to our country and the armed forces, and more. When the flag was folded, it was placed into the box to be given to the Quarry View employee. Ben concluded the ceremony by recognizing veterans who were present. “We appreciate our
veterans. Thank you to all veterans,” he said. Ben then offered a short prayer asking for blessings for each person there, noting the eternal gift of the Christmas season, and asking that the time working on projects be safe and focused. More information about The Factory and its programs may be found at https://thefactory ministries.com.
Readers who wish to learn more about Quarry View may visit https://quarryviewbuilding group.com.
Ben King (center), president of Quarry View Building Group, explains the meaning of each fold of the American flag as the company flag was folded to be dedicated in memory of a Navy veteran.
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can grow in different ways as we collaborate. We’re trying to find ways to work as one.”
The inaugural Christian Education Fair will be staged from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 12, at Lancaster Bible College’s Good Shepherd Chapel, 901 Eden Road, Lancaster. Representatives of a dozen Christian schools in Lancaster County - Anchor Christian Academy, Dayspring Christian Academy, Hinkletown Mennonite School, Kraybill Mennonite School, Lancaster County Christian School, Lancaster Mennonite School, Linville Hill Christian School, Lititz Area Mennonite School, Lititz Christian School, Mainstay Christian Academy, Mount Calvary Christian School and Veritas Academy - will be on hand to provide information and answer questions.
Many of the Christian schools that will be represented are nondenominational private institutions designed for students in prekindergarten through grade 12. The Christian Education Fair will inform visitors about the schools’ curriculum, athletics, arts, extracurricular activities, transportation, tuition, financial aid and enrollment processes.
“I hope that it’s unifying and energizing,” said Armstrong of the education fair’s atmosphere. “I hope that it’s upbeat and there’s
lively conversation. I hope the schools encourage people to ask questions. I hope there’s kind of like a family feel.”
The event is free to attend, everyone is welcome and no registration is required.
“There are a lot of options out there, and it can be overwhelming,” said Armstrong. “I think there are families asking themselves, 'Do I do Christian schools? Do I do public schools? Do I do homeschooling?’ I think you’ll see families with new kindergarten-age children. I think you’ll see parents of students who are experiencing natural transitions, from elementary school to middle school, from middle school to high school. There’s no pressure, no commitment; just come and learn.”
Organizers of the Christian Education Fair sent out event invitations to 18 Christian schools in Lancaster County to participate.
“Enrollment in Christian schools is growing rapidly,” said Armstrong. “I think we offer something different that families are attracted to. Most Christian schools are places of community.
We want to showcase our uniqueness. But what might be right for one family might not be right for another. We’re kind of on a mission together. I think all of the Christian schools would say similar things.”
Christian schools offer just one type of private education available to Lancaster County students. The origins of local Christian schools date back to the early 1900s, and their growth seems to be associated with periods of time when some became nondenominational.
“I think we are really privileged to live in a part of the world that has so many Christian schools,” said Armstrong. “I think the county has a lot of history of prioritizing Christian education, just by the number of Christian schools that there are. Over the years, I’ve watched schools better articulate their missions. Christian education emphasizes a biblical worldview and studying the Word of God.”
For additional information about the Christian Education Fair, go to https://christianedfair.com.
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Lancaster County Art Association (LCAA), 149 Precision Ave., Strasburg, has posted two upcoming shows, which will run from Sunday, Jan. 12, through Thursday, Feb. 13. The exhibits will be open on Thursdays through Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. Admission is free. The Winter Membership Show will open with a reception on Jan. 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. Awards will be presented at 2 p.m.
Featured will be works by LCAA members. In the Steinmetz Gallery, the works of Dan Graziano will be showcased. Graziano is a nationally known, award-winning artist who has held several workshops at LCAA over the past few years. His next workshop will be on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 21 and 22. His workshops tend to sell out quickly. For more information or to register, visit www.lcaaonline.org or call 717-687-7061.
top left) Mount Calvary Christian School, Lititz Area Mennonite School, Dayspring Christian Academy and Lancaster County Christian School showcase some of the activities offered at their schools.
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“We have researched what he did, where he went and with whom he met, and we are re-creating his journey as historically accurate as possible,” she added.
Events will begin with Lafayette200 Marquis Mondays, a free virtual program that will highlight various authors of books related to Lafayette.
The first Marquis Monday program was held on Jan. 6. The next program will be on Jan. 20 and will feature author Diane Shaw, who will present a program about her book “A True Friend of the Cause: Lafayette and the Antislavery Movement.”
“The speakers will be live in a Zoom webinar format,” Hood explained. “They will focus on the books they have written, and there will be a time for questions and answers at the end of each presentation.”
The author programs will run on selected Mondays through June 30. “We have 13 authors,” Hood noted. “I researched their contact information … and asked them if they would be willing to be part of the series. The response was beautiful. There were so many
who wanted to join in.”
Information about where to obtain copies of the speakers’ books will be provided at each session.
The Lafayette commemoration was initiated by the American Friends of Lafayette, which established a Bicentennial Committee.
The committee consists of more than 500 individuals representing the 24 states that Lafayette visited. Hood is the coordinator of the local committee, which has been researching Lafayette’s activities.
“Lafayette was driven by carriage to a Colonial tavern in East Fallowfield Township. A delegation from Lancaster County met there and after breakfast took him through Parkesburg and into Lancaster County,” noted Hood. “They stopped at historic White Chimneys. Then they went west after a quick stop in Paradise.”
To commemorate these events, “Breakfast with Lafayette” will be held at the Stottsville Inn in East Fallowfield in July. Other July events will include a bicentennial parade in Parkesburg and a tea at White Chimneys in Gap.
The goal of the committee is to educate Americans about the life
of Lafayette. “He was a Revolutionary War hero who came from France as a 19-year-old man who wanted to join the uprising,” Hood explained. “Because he was a wealthy aristocrat and had money, he bought his own ship and made his way to Philadelphia, where he presented himself and asked permission to be an officer in the war effort. He had no combat or extensive military experience, and he turned out to be a pivotal general in the Revolutionary War.”
For more information about the commemorative events and to register for the Lafayette200 Marquis Monday virtual speaker programs, visit https://lafayette200pa.org. Those with questions may email Hood at kadaholo@verizon.net.
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