Tied to Tradition

Encouragement, Holidays

by Katie Julius I’m big on traditions. It could be because my parents established strong holiday traditions for us each year. It could be because I want my daughter to have memories of our holiday traditions that she can pass along to her children someday. However,...

Christmas School

Curriculum, Holidays

by Becky Slamer Christmas can carry so many varying and extreme emotions. Those emotions can range from excitement to stress to sadness to delight to awe. For some, the decorating, the parties, the baking, the gift giving, the lights, all the traditions, and all the...

Mother’s Day Redeemed

Babies & Toddlers, Family, Holidays, Mothers

by Karen D. Koch In the spring of 2001, I was eagerly expecting a much-desired third child. I had longed for this ever since our second son, Mason, was 18 months old. Now he was three, and I was thrilled with an unexpected pregnancy. My husband had been content with...

Christmas Cheer Giveaway Dec. 11-Jan.8

Family, High School, Holidays, Homeschool

To celebrate Christmas and to be a blessing to our Members, CHEA will have four giveaways for CHEA Members in December/January! Our giveaways include book and resources and a complete MP3 set of the 34th Annual Convention workshops. Be watching Facebook on Mondays for...

Making Christmas Choices

Holidays, Homeschool, Household Management, Mothers

by Jennifer Pepito, Featured Speaker, 35th Annual CHEA Convention Christmas is right around the corner, and the holidays present us all with many choices. We can choose to cuddle with our children by the fire and read stories together, or go shopping. We can choose to...

Past, Present, and Future Blessings

Encouragement, Family, Holidays, World View

by Stacey Eubanks, Heritage Christian School CHEA families, would any of you like to share what brings you great thanksgiving? Right at this moment, wherever life has you, do share your hearts as we ponder the goodness of God in bringing Him honor. Take a moment, if...