Lessons I Learned on the Way to Jail

Leaders

by Zan Tyler Editor’s Note: Zan Tyler will be one of the speakers at our last Leadership Conference of 2024 on Friday, August 23 in San Diego. We hope you will be able to join us to hear more she has to share with those who lead homeschool groups or are...

Kalani Mark Named 2024 CHEA Support Network Leader of the Year

Leaders

Congratulations to the 2024 Support Network Leader of the Year, Kalani Mark of South Bay Faith Academy. Kalani currently serves as the Junior High/High School Principal and has made such an impact on her homeschool community that she was overwhelmingly nominated for...

Finding Community as a Homeschool Group Leader

Leaders, Support Groups

by Angela Lasch Approximately four years ago, a friend and I began to co-lead a new ministry at church. Over the years, the Lord has evolved it into something entirely different than we had initially planned, and it has been beautiful to see. However, since the...

Adapting to a Changing Landscape

Leaders, Support Groups

by Angela Lasch Throughout history, there have been significant events that everyone can relate to and has a story about. Depending on your age, you might have some things to share about where you were or what you were doing when you heard about the following: 1986...

Leaving a Legacy of Servant Leadership

Encouragement, Leaders, Support Groups

by Angela Lasch How often do you think of the future of your group? If you are nearing the end of your homeschool journey and don’t plan to continue as a group leader, then it might be something you think of often. But, you may not think of it too often if you no...

Finding Order in the Chaos

Encouragement, Leaders, Support Groups

by Angela Lasch As a group leader, you wear many hats. You are not just a group leader; you also care for your family, possibly still homeschool, and if you are like most homeschool leaders, your group is not your only ministry. Burnout isn’t just a possibility; it...