Surviving the Flood

Encouragement, Leaders, Support Groups

by Katie Julius March 2020, the world as we knew it came to a grinding halt. We always heard about (and maybe despised) the “new normal” that we had to adapt to in the months that followed. Now, the pandemic is mostly behind us. We look around for that familiarity...

Benefits of a Homeschool Community

Encouragement, Leaders, Support Groups

by Charity Silvers, CHEA Board Treasurer Editor’s Note: Today’s blog is an excerpt from a speech Charity gave at one of her PSP’s parent meetings, as she was ending her homeschooling journey of 25 years, with her youngest’s graduation later that year. Homeschooling...

Martha, Martha

Family, Leaders

by Evangelia Novarro “Martha, Martha,” the Lord answered, “you’re worried and upset about many things.” (Luke 10:41, NIV) Every time I come across this Bible passage, I pause and feel God’s sweet conviction. He asks me, “What...

Trusting in God’s Faithfulness

God's Plan, Leaders

by Katie Julius I have been a part of my homeschool support group’s leadership team since 2019, and our family members since 2017. Our group has a long history reaching back to the early 1980’s, and for the last decade or so, things were pretty standard. We were...

Who’s on the Throne?

Leaders

by Rebecca Kocsis It’s incumbent upon ministry leaders to be all in. That’s not hard because we are zealous for the Lord and passionate about the work He has called us to do. Homeschool leadership is purposeful work. Providing support and a framework for home-based...

Leading from Rest

Encouragement, Leaders

by Michaela Roekle, CHEA’s Regional Advisory Board Seven years ago, the book Teaching from Rest rose to be one of the most popular books in the homeschool world.Author Sarah Mackenzie struck a chord in the melody of mother’s hearts when she wrote, “How you teach...