Graduation is a time of significance and celebration: a season of labor has yielded fruit—something we have longed for, hoped for, has been achieved. We rejoice! We embrace it and mark the occasion with a ceremony replete with gowns, music, … Continue reading →

Not everyone has the time to scavenge around the Internet to find informative, fun, and educational websites for their family to enjoy. That’s why we offer this column. By dividing it into four sections, we work towards our goal—to provide … Continue reading →

When Chris and I first became parents just over twenty-four years ago, we didn’t know a thing about raising children for the Lord. So we embarked on a literary journey to see what the experts had to say about biblical … Continue reading →

I am blessed to be raising a family of second-generation homeschoolers. My husband, Paul, was homeschooled as a missionary kid growing up in Korea and loved it, so we knew before we got married that we would homeschool our children. … Continue reading →

The 4-H Program in North Carolina marked a first this year when 4-H youth from across the state met in Raleigh at 4-H Congress and elected four homeschooled 4-H members as their state officers. This is the first time that … Continue reading →

My wife, Cetelia, and I have been married for twelve years, have homeschooled the past five years, and have three children, Max, nine; Caitlin, six; and Kuria Joy, four. As you well know, homeschooling your children and having them by … Continue reading →