A Servant's Heart
by Elizabeth Weix
There is a malady that makes the Black Plague seem as mild as the common cold. Add together the death tolls of all illnesses and epidemics since the beginning of time, and your tally will still fall short of the number of lives claimed by this single ailment. This disease is running rampant throughout our society but it is one that we are, too often, not familiar with. And forgive me for being the one to tell you, but you are also infected. You suffer from it. And you know what else, so do I.

The World's Most Unselfish Act
(Viewpoints) by Karen DeCoster
I was at a baptism party for a friend's baby daughter, recently, and met a couple of young girls who let it slip that they were being homeschooled by their Mom. They were somewhat surprised by my exuberant reaction, because, according to both of them, it is more common that they would see signs of disdain upon an adult learning of this fact.

Not Christian Enough
(Viewpoints) by Rebecca H. Davis
The minister had suggested that the church is "a community of true believers." The class had focused on what it means to be a community and the relational nature of church. But I was hung-up on the phrase "true believers." I wanted to know if I fit within this category of persons who were allowed to enter the community of the church. Was I a True Believer?

Noah's Boat and the Pigeon of Peace
by David H. Albert
Sometimes I think that when I am contemplating my homeschooling adventures, I am writing midrashim. My children are the sacred texts, or at least the vessels for them. I encounter myself within them, even as I try to ensure their essence remains inviolate. Like most parents, I project my own hopes and dreams, successes and disappointments, expectations and excitement on to them. Sometimes I bring with me a healthy dose of perspective, and sometimes, well, I always urge parents to put some money into the therapy fund alongside the college one.

Money Matters: A Flea Market Venture
by Dianne Wilton
Money comes... money goes... teach your children about the ebb and flow of commerce with this fun game you can make yourself.

Give Yourself Permission
by Jane Boswell
These pages are full of words to encourage and equip you. Some will make you smile, others might beckon you to a time of reflection. I won’t take up much time here – I wanted to speak to you personally for just a moment.

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