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Homeschooling 
How to Include a Bible Class on a High School Transcript
In the homeschooling world, transcripts are a source of constant confusion for parents—how do you make one? what do you put on it? how do you categorize the classes? And how do you include a Bible class on a high school transcript: should "Bible study" be included on a transcript? There are a number of reasons parents think Bible shouldn't be included... Colleges and universities don't care about those classes. Bible classes aren't academically rigorous. Bible classes don't fit neatly into any category. 5 Tips for Including a Bible Course on a High School Transcript So, here are a few questions you ...Read More
Family Adventures in Northern Michigan: 7 Places You Don’t Want to Miss
In the fall of 2019, our family took a trip into northern Michigan, spending most of our time in the Upper Peninsula. Northern Michigan is a heavily forested area—lots and lots of nature—so if you plan to take your family there, let us help you chart these waters. It's probably best we show you want northern Michigan is like, not just tell you. Below you'll see 7 really short videos with highlights from our trip. First, a couple things to know about Michigan geography and culture. 1. Michigan is two peninsulas. Ask a Michigander where they're from, and thanks to our state's mitten-like shape, they might hold up ...Read More
Foods 
5 Ways Modern Wheat is Different than Biblical Wheat
When we were preparing to write our book, Weeding Out Wheat, we were asked by many people: "I don't get it. Wheat has been cultivated and consumed for centuries. It was a staple of life for men and women living in Biblical times and is part of many ancient cultures. How could wheat be bad for you?" Part of the the answer to that question is looking at how modern wheat is different than biblical wheat. What often drives this question is a natural and good desire to be connected to the past: wanting to live the way our ancestors lived, wanting to pass on our culinary heritage, or wanting to eat a "Biblical ...Read More
5 Steps to Naturally Reduce Allergens In Your Home
50 million people in America experience allergies. With those kinds of statistics, chances are you or someone in your family unfortunately also suffers from allergies. Finding ways to naturally reduce allergens in your home can sometimes seem near impossible. Creating a clean home environment is the best way to reduce and eliminate allergens that act as irritants. Dust, mold, dander, dirt, pollen and more find their way into your home every day. Removing or reducing these irritants is the best thing you can do for allergy sufferers. Cleaning your home from top to bottom every day is impractical. Taking small ...Read More
