It was our privilege to begin the new year yesterday morning with our brothers and sisters in our precious local congregation. One of the songs we sang is particularly appropriate for the beginning of a new year. Let’s take this…
When Ray and I returned to homeschooling in the fall of 1994, we had one goal. That we, our children and their spouses, our grandchildren and their spouses, and every succeeding generation live as Christians on earth and live forever…
Yesterday the local crew of Notgrass History enjoyed a fun Christmas party. We ate together, laughed together, played silly games together, made a Christmas video to share with you soon, and did a silly project together. We had a grand…
Jamie Harris Coleman was born in 1893 in Mayfield, Kentucky. By the time she was nine years old, she showed that she had a talent for poetry. Jamie’s mother passed away when she was fourteen years old. After her father…
Children seem to come into the world with an inborn desire for justice. Except for Mary and Joseph, I doubt that any responsible parent of more than one child has ever reared his or her children to adulthood without hearing…
Mama, ma, mother, mom. Our culture puts many adjectives in front of these cherished nouns, adjectives such as soccer mom, helicopter mom, working mother, stay-at-home mom, work-at-home mom, homeschooling mom . . . I think our culture would be better…
