When I was a girl, we had one phone which we called “the telephone.” Our first one was black and sat on a table much like the one pictured below. Sometimes I search digital images on Library of Congress to illustrate…
A mostly-outreach class at our church recently performed a program called “Sing the Story.” Alternating between songs and narration, three rows of children in Bible time costumes told the story of Bible history from Creation through the beginning of the church.…
As I continue to study how Theodore and Mittie Roosevelt reared their children and homeschooled them, I keep finding more to emulate. I believe that their story can have a powerful impact in the lives of homeschooling families today. It can help them…
The homeschooling style of Theodore and Mittie Roosevelt can be summed up in four words. Faithful, Diligent, Lifestyle Learners Today I invite you to learn what that looked like through the words of two of their children — their older son Theodore Jr., who grew…
Our daughter Mary Evelyn and her family and Ray and I spent Saturday at the Fort Loudoun 18th Century Trade Faire in Vonore, Tennessee. God created one of those perfect sunshiny, blue sky October days. The first fun was taking…
I adore my brother, Steve. He is my only sibling. I remember the day he was born. When Daddy pushed me in a park swing, Steve was in the next swing down. When I was sleeping in the front seat…
