Is it really possible to homeschool your children while working a job? Yes—and many parents are doing it successfully every day. Life is unpredictable. Sometimes the parent who was once committed to full-time homeschooling must return to work to help support the family. If you’re in this position, you may be wondering whether homeschooling is […]
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Choosing the right educational path for your children is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a Christian parent. For many families, the choice comes down to this: Christian homeschool vs private school. Both options have their strengths, and both aim to provide Christ-centered education. But they differ in structure, flexibility, cost, and
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In recent years, the heartbreaking rise in child and adolescent suicides has left families, educators, and communities reeling. From coast to coast, children as young as six years old have taken their own lives—often leaving behind stunned parents and broken-hearted loved ones asking why. These tragedies aren’t just statistics. They are names, faces, and futures
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The Forgotten Foundation In Deuteronomy 31:12–13, God commands the people—“men, women, and children”—to come together to learn to fear the Lord. This principle hasn’t changed. And in our world today, saturated with distractions and deception, the need to teach children the fear of the Lord has never been more urgent. In a culture where children
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“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.”— Proverbs 22:6 (ESV) As Christian homeschooling mothers, our calling goes far beyond academics. We’re not just teaching reading, writing, and arithmetic—we’re shaping souls. We long to raise children who are not only grounded in
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