Later, Scott and Tasha served at Hinkson Christian Academy in Moscow, Russia, Tasha as a secretary, administrator, and teacher, Scott as a teacher and then becoming the school president. They have recently moved to Belfast, Northern Ireland to work as the program director and food service coordinator for the study programs that John Brown University operates there.

Scott and Tasha are passionate about Christian education. When asked about this passion, Scott said “It is driven by the Apostle Paul’s idea of ‘taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.’ In reality, this is Paul’s way of restating the Old Testament idea of ‘training up a child in the way he should go’ or even the command given by God to the Jews to talk to their children about the Law throughout the day, in a variety of settings/activities. When schools became more common in the nineteenth century, the cultural context in which they operated was largely Christian. Families could afford to entrust their children to these schools, knowing that the curriculum being used began at much the same intellectual starting place. That is not the case today. We cannot rely on public schools to train our children in the way they should go. Nor can we depend on one or two hours per week at church to undo the 30 to 40 hours of weekly instruction they are receiving from an educational system that is neutral at best, and outright hostile to Christianity in many instances. We need Christian schools to help train our children in a Christian context to think Christian thoughts, and to bring every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.”