Kevin and Julie sit down with Drew Walters, a seminary and institute teacher of 25 years from Sterling, Alberta, who did something most teachers only think about: he stripped every piece of technology out of his classroom. No slides. No devices. No accompaniment — they sang every hymn a cappella. What he wanted to know was simple and a little uncomfortable: if the power went out and everything crashed, would he still have the skills to teach students from the word? The answer surprised him.
