Cor's resume

Why I’m excited about Christ-Centered Experiential Education (CEP) and Christ-Centered Adventure Education (CAP)! "There are school-enthusiastic people who genuinely enjoy going to school. They happily sit through lessons, read books, and write pages of essays. But there’s also a group of learning-enthusiastic people who gain deep knowledge and live wisely—without relying on books or school desks to do so." Ever since I was a child, I’ve found it difficult to sit still and read books. School benches and church pews were often a real challenge. But thankfully, there are other ways to learn! Jesus didn’t just sit in the synagogue with His disciples—He walked with them. Learning happened through adventures and experiences. I’m passionate about CEP and CAP because their goal is to teach people in a holistic way, consciously using places like nature instead of traditional classrooms. During the three years Jesus taught His disciples, He didn’t just use synagogues—He used adventures and real-life experiences across all of Israel. On the road, they talked about the Torah and God’s promises. His intention was for what was learned to shape every area of life. CEP and CAP can play a major role in enabling people to experience the message of Jesus Christ in a holistic way. Pioneers like Hans Peter Royer (Austria), Lou Pesket (Canada), Gernot Kunselman (Canada & Austria), and Louis Zamperini (USA) have already demonstrated this powerfully. That’s why it’s my heartfelt desire to connect this tension between theory and practice in a way that brings real transformation to the human heart!