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“The Mighty Works of God: Liberty & Justice for All” review
Mrs. Smith is the founder of Pilgrim Institute. She has written a history series for home educators called “The Mighty Works of God.” I have used this myself so I feel I can give an honest review. For this review I will refer to this title as LJFA. This is the second book in the MWOG series, intended for younger elementary ages. First off, this is not an intimidating tome. The student text is less … read on, my friend…
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Singing the praises of the Christian History Libraryre
I just received my latest order from FACE: the Christian History Library in Libronix. It is the best investment I’ve made in a long time. There are 11 volumes included (see the list here). They are all searchable and interactive, so I can search a topic and the program will search all volumes for every reference. It saves so much time. I can also tag passages with my own notes and save them. This is … read on, my friend…
Taking stock
This time of year it’s natural for me to step back and take a look at what we are doing around here in the way of education. I don’t like to wait until July to do that because, quite frankly, I need more lead time than that. So I have been going through a time of reflection and was frustrated with some things. To remedy the situation I started to look outward instead of inward. The … read on, my friend…















































