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Zero to Three in Sixty!

“Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, The fruit of the womb is a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior, So are the children of one’s youth. Happy is the man who has his quiver full of them;” –Psalm 127:3-5a (NKJV) I was born and raised on a dairy farm in

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Family Life Podcasts

Life looks different for everyone, and that’s why Family Life offers a variety of podcasts designed to meet you right where you are. Whether you’re navigating singleness, building a strong marriage, raising kids, growing deeper in your faith, or simply looking for encouragement during your commute, there’s something here for you! Here’s a glimpse at

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Are you looking for ways to challenge your high school student academically? How about giving them a head start on earning college credit? Great news! Cedarville University offers online Dual Enrollment to help your student start their college experience sooner. They’ll enjoy excellent academics, a supportive community, and a biblical foundation you can trust in

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Expanded Scholarship Opportunities at Houghton University

Expanded Scholarship Opportunities at Houghton University We want to make college affordable for homeschool families.  Houghton University has expanded access to The Lee Scholarship, which has been established to recognize and invest in individuals who have demonstrated academic excellence, Christian character, and a commitment to service within their school and church communities. This scholarship reflects our shared mission of preparing

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THE BEAUTIFUL FREEDOM OF HOMESCHOOLING

THE BEAUTIFUL FREEDOM OF HOMESCHOOLING: Learning through Life, Ministry, and Meaningful Moments by Lance Walker Homeschooling isn’t about recreating a classroom at the kitchen table. It’s about creating a life. When we think of homeschooling, one word rises above the rest: freedom. Not just freedom from school bells, rigid schedules, busywork, and standardized tests —

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