Are you familiar with the Old Testament book of Nehemiah? We recently heard a devotional based on that great story of courage and faith in God, and, in that, I saw a modern-day reflection for us. Let me start by recapping some of the story of Nehemiah. The Babylonians had conquered Jerusalem about 140 years […]
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Monday, April 27 | 11:00am This workshop will sharpen our writing skills as we dig into creative writing and character development. We will practice creating characters for writing children’s stories! This workshop will be for 3rd-6th grade students. Supply list for note-taking and character sketches: – Pens – Pencils – Paper or journal – Sketch
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Come and learn about fundamental coding concepts using the python coding language. We will discuss the physical components of a computer; how data is stored and distributed; and methods of input and output. We will then write a beginner computer code using user-input, strings, numbers, loops, booleans, lists, and functions. Grades 7-12. Required materials: Each
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Access Your Path: From Passion to Plan At Access Your Path (AYP), we believe opportunity should never be out of reach. Too often, high school students with big dreams struggle to find the right college prep support, financial aid guidance, or career pathway planning they need to succeed. That’s where we step in. Our mission
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Family Life Now App Update: Listen on the Go with Apple CarPlay & Android Auto Family Life is excited to announce a meaningful update to the Family Life Now app! With the latest update, the app is now fully compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing users to access eight Christian music streams directly from
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The Greatbatch School of Music at Houghton University facilitates your growth as an excellent musician and lifelong learner prepared to serve others with the gift of music through opportunities for collaborative music-making, including practice, study, and performance that are designed to accelerate your God-given potential. Take your next steps by emailing music@houghton.edu or applying at www.houghton.edu/apply/.
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Our January Albany Day was a great success! Several new families came, and we divided up the offices and prayed in the hallways, covering them all and dropping off flyers letting them know who we are and that we prayed for them that day! We also had good meetings with three of our four bill
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Online – LIVE Animation and Drawing Classes Taught by a Former Disney Animator & Veteran Homeschool Dad Chad Stewart, Tarzan & Emperor’s New Groove animator and veteran homeschool dad, offers a 12-week LIVE – online Animation Course for ages 11-18. He also teaches 4 online Drawing Classes for both elementary and upper grade level students. Each assignment is given a review by a professional animator/artist with feedback
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Homeschool New York / LEAH partners with Achievable to offer heavily discounted prep for members We’re excited to share a new partnership that we believe will offer meaningful support for our homeschool families. Homeschool New York / LEAH has officially partnered with Achievable, a leading provider of test preparation materials, to offer our members heavily
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Friday, March 13 | 2:00pm DESCRIPTION: Your writing career starts now. Like, seriously. You don’t need a published book to start laying the foundation for a successful writing career. In this energizing workshop for homeschool high schoolers, we’ll explore ten practical, confidence-building steps you can take right now to build your skills, your platform, and
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