The SCCS Book Club features a vast collection of eclectic book selections suggested by our faculty, staff, and clergy. It is our hope that the SCCS Book Club will help you get to know us better and in the process you may even stumble upon a good read. As an Associate of Amazon.com each time you visit their store via the SCCS website, our school will receive up to 15% of the proceeds from any purchases you make.
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Mr. Chad Edwards is the Theology teacher for grades 9 through 11. He is delighted to have the opportunity to be sharing Christ in the classroom this year. Mr. Edwards is a 2003 graduate of SMCC and a 2006 graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville with a bachelor's degree in Theology, Philosophy, and Catechetics. |
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Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal by Miriam Grossman added to the SCCS Book Club on December 9, 2009 OK. So the title of this book is probably the last thing you would expect me to be reading, given that I'm such a wild and crazy guy. The title may be a bit misleading. This book is actually about the growing sustainable agriculture movement from a mostly Christian compatible perspective. This book would be a valuable companion for anyone interested in American agriculture or sustainable agriculture. In my opinion the author seems to be the modern day incarnation of St. Francis. The book details the bureaucratic hoops that small-scale farmers must jump through to attempt to compete with industrialized methods of 'farming', which most of them cannot do in the end. Click on the book cover to learn more about Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal or to make a purchase |
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Unprotected by Miriam Grossman added to the SCCS Book Club on November 12, 2009 This is a book that would be valuable for anyone with kids going to college. It gives a Campus Psychologist's researched experience of the battle of political correctness vs. doing the right thing for our college students. The author particularly deals with the misinformation and lack of information that is given to campus students regarding sexuality and wider health issues in general because of radical ideologies in the field of psychology. “This (book) is an absolute must. . . . If you have any kids whatsoever, you have to read this book.” Click on the book cover to learn more about Unprotected or to make a purchase |
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