By guest author Amos C. Wilson "Amos, did you know that Jonah was swallowed by a big dog?" The question came from my four-year-old sister as she stood barefoot in my garden, her curly brown hair a crazy mess in the wind. Today was gardening day....
Freedom from Anger
by guest author S.M. Davis My wife and I were visiting a church in Georgia. A father with a rebellious 17-year-old daughter and a rebellious 15-year-old son asked to take us to the airport so he could talk to us along the way. During our ride, the...
Legislative Update July 3, 2019
by Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Happy Independence Day!“Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” 2 Corinthians 3:17b In the 18th century, a Scottish historian observed that democracies were temporary in nature and followed a...
Family Fourth Ideas
By Julianna Dotten Few American holidays have held such a unique place in our hearts as Independence Day. Sadly, though, it's far to easy to let the watermelon, barbecue, and fireworks take over the day. Let's not forget the stories of God's...
Legislative Update June 5, 2019
by Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin This legislative session was especially difficult due to the change of leadership in our government. We went from having a balance of leadership in our legislature and other statewide offices to, instead,...
Memorial Day Unit Study
By Julianna Duerksen Can you imagine if the entire population of Denver, 650,000 people, died within four years? It would be a tragedy never to be forgotten. Around 620,000 men gave their lives in the War Between the States (the Civil War) — and...
Scope and Sequence for Civics
By Julianna Dotten Wondering how to best organize Colorado Civics to fit into your family's school year? I've put together a Scope and Sequence with an easy, week-by-week schedule. (And find out more about purchasing the book here). While I hope...
Legislative Update May 8, 2019
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Final Update on HB19-1312 Thank you all for your efforts and prayers during this past month of fighting to maintain parental rights. In early April, a bill (HB19-1312 School Immunization Requirements) was...










