By Guest Author Cate Ritchey
I am Cate Ritchey. My husband, Craig and I are the blessed parents of five children: two daughters, a son, and two more daughters. As I reflect on our family life, my heart overflows with blessings I attribute to the grace of God as we faithfully obeyed him, my husband’s leadership and faithfulness, five gracious little hearts, and the overwhelming love of God.
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by Julianna Dotten
I can’t imagine what life would have looked like if my mom hadn’t told my dad, “I won’t marry you unless we homeschool.” A few years into it and couple of CHEC conferences later, both of my parents were on fire for the vision not merely of educating their children at home, but being intentional about discipleship.Read More
By guest author Marcia Washburn
Homeschooling in Russia? You bet!
We have exciting news to share! A team of homeschoolers from America will assist local Russians in presenting the Fourth Annual Family Discipleship Conference in St. Petersburg February 23-25.
The Paideia Missions team, led by Scott & Andie Davidson of Parker, departed from Denver on Sunday, February 19th, joining others from across America and Canada in Munich, Germany before flying on to St. Petersburg.Read More
Interview with staff member Brenda Kelly
I’m excited to introduce you to Brenda Kelly, CHEC’s office manager (really, jack-of-all-trades). I think I can safely say that CHEC couldn’t keep going without Brenda’s hard work and ingenuity!
My husband and I met at Philadelphia College of Bible and were involved in full-time ministry after marriage. While at a church in Texas, we worked with a pastor and his wife who were public school educators and who were totally against homeschooling. They really influenced my thoughts on education until my firstborn turned five years old, and I realized I wasn’t ready to have someone else start teaching him the things I was already having so much fun teaching. Six children and three states later, I was totally committed to home education and even more, to home discipleship.Read More
So Crazy It Actually Works
By guest author Chad Roach
When folks in the big, wide world find out I don’t have a formal high school diploma, much less a college degree, I often get responses ranging from bewilderment to outright shock. It’s just a matter of perspective, I guess.
I sometimes forget that being taught math or English by my parents is weird enough, but to then claim that my parents, pastor, and other close mentors could have also taught me how to be intelligent, make money, and live a happy, normal life — all without the usual college or “job” experience … that is well nigh crazy.Read More
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