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My Friend, Charlotte

There are a few things I’ve learned in my time as a home educator. We all carry some common character traits. We are all rebels, revolutionaries, and innovators. Not one of us decided to become home educators because we wer...

by Beatrice Scalf

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Elisha’s Tears

At times we are called on to deliver messages we do not want to deliver. When Elisha was sent to Syria by God, he met Hazael. As he looked into the face of this future ruler of Syria, Elisha saw how much Israel would suffer a...

by Jim Stobaugh

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Peter the Great

He was born in 1672, the son of Tsar Alexis (Tsar is the Russian word for Emperor). His mother was Natalya Naryshkina, who had been raised as a ward in the household of the Tsar’s chief minister, Artemon Matveev and his Scot�...

by Rob Shearer

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Tetzel and the 106 Thesis

Tetzel’s opponent, of course was Prof. Martin Luther, an Augustinian monk who had little patience with the Dominican monk Tetzel. Most of us are acquainted with Luther. Few today have any idea who Tetzel was or that he wrote ...

by Rob Shearer

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