An interview with Anna Coke, a newer Dual Credit at Home Student, and 3rd place Jr. Iditarod winner! Read about her adventures in Alaska and where she is heading with Dual Credit at Home.
When it comes to studying world religions, having a Christian worldview is imperative. These resources can help provide a solid foundation of truth while studying various belief systems.
With the standards and protocols for getting back together varied among the states, use the ideas below as a guideline as you begin going out. You know your family best, so do what works for YOU!
Have a teen headed to college? Here are a few suggestions for how you can start preparing your teen spiritually for college.
Do you have a rebellious teen (or teens) in your home? If this sounds familiar, you aren’t alone, Mom and Dad. This article is for you.
These words from Cheri’s article sound so familiar: “I plan. I implement the plan and then I ask the Lord to bless it. How sad!”
Learn what works with each person. Sometimes starting a conversation with a question rather than a statement opens the door. It tells them you want to listen, not just talk.
We are all unique. God created us with different personalities, passions, and interests. Though we are all
Getting enough sleep is as important as eating, drinking, and breathing. For teenagers, it is more often crucial during that age than at any other time.
What does a mason jar, rice, walnuts, and the approaching holiday season have in common? Cheri Eiras gives some practical tips and advice about setting the right priorities.
Wow, this is a fabulous article from Kay all about learning to balance the schedule we know we need with real life. It's encouraging, inspiring and real.
It never ceases to amaze me the things we do or DON’T do because of fear. On the blog today Cheri talks about the costume that fear wears, and how a shift of focus may make all the difference in the world.
