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"Our task as parents is not to place our children in a bubble where they will never come across counterfeit faith; our task is to expose them daily to what is good, true, and beautiful lived out in a joyful faith context. By doing so, when they do encounter the falsehoods our culture (and relatives) offer, something within them will alert them to the fact that what they’ve been handed isn’t the real thing."

Amanda Woodiel finds a way to handle the tough questions children ask when they see friends and relatives who believe and behave differently.

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By "permanent", Pam Barnhill means "long-term" - almost every homeschooler will tell you that homeschooling is a year-by-year decision.

Permanently switching to homeschooling post COVID? Here are Pam's best tips to keep going strong and 5 resources you need to know about!

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"When a new Religious Ed teacher shows up, Theo, Chris, and Laura assume he will be as dull as their previous Sunday School teachers. But Mr. Baker soon proves he is anything but boring. With the help of his magical book, he takes the kids on an adventure back in time to meet Moses. Not that Moses, but the bandit Moses from the 4th Century who terrorized Egyptian communities. How did this brute of a man become a saint? Well, join with the kids to find out."

Posted in Book Reviews, Religion Time-traveling Adventure for Families Published Date: September 23, 2021 Abba Moses by Andrew Votipka Review: What a delightful book! I didn’t know what to expect but enjoyed every moment. It reminded me a bit of The Magic Tree House books or Lisa Hendey’s Ch...

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Homeschool Record Keeping in High School | You may need homeschool records for your child to become a camp counselor, or to get a “good student discount.” After high school, these records might be needed for a job application, graduate school, or as an employment requirement for a job they desire, even 10 years from now. Homeschool record keeping will ensure you’ll always be prepared. https://bit.ly/3eiXfH6

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