We believe The word of God is at the root of all learning.
It’s effective enough for lasting impact in our family, community, and nation.
Program Features
education courses
1. Foundations of Biblical Homeschooling
Establish the core principles that guide all teaching and learning. This course defines education from a biblical worldview and shows how Scripture shapes purpose, content, and method in every subject.
2. Christian Philosophy of Education
Examine the underlying beliefs that drive educational systems. You will contrast biblical and secular philosophies and learn to think clearly about truth, knowledge, and the purpose of education.
3. Child Development & Learning Styles
Study how children grow intellectually, emotionally, and physically. This course equips you to teach in ways that align with developmental stages and individual differences.
4. Principles & Practices of Reading and Language Arts Instruction
Learn how to teach reading, spelling, grammar, and writing with clarity and structure. Emphasis is placed on phonics, language development, and helping students communicate precisely and coherently.
5. Principles & Practices of Math Instruction
Understand how to teach math through visualization, naming, and patterning. This course focuses on building strong number sense and logical thinking rather than rote procedures.
6. Principles & Practices of History & Literature Instruction
Teach history and literature as meaningful narratives that shape understanding. You will learn to guide students in interpreting events and texts through a biblical framework.
7. Principles & Practices of Science Instruction
Approach science as the study of God’s creation. This course emphasizes observation, classification, and reasoning while connecting scientific knowledge to biblical truth.
8. Christian Curriculum Design
Learn how to organize subjects, select materials, and build a cohesive homeschool plan. This course trains you to design curriculum that is principled, structured, and aligned with long-term goals.
homeschool internships
Help the homeschool children of one family in a home
A single-family homeschool helper partners closely with parents to support their children’s daily learning. Tasks can include leading lessons in math or reading, supervising science experiments, guiding scheduled independent work, and providing classroom-style routines (transitions, timers, learning stations). This role requires flexibility—adapting materials to each child’s pace and interests, and communicating clearly with the parent about progress and needs.
Help teach and tutor other homeschool kids in a class
Responsibilities include teaching classes, managing learning activities, and building fun memories with students. Classroom management emphasizes clear expectations, collaborative work, and routines that let students of varying ages engage meaningfully. This role balances structure and creativity: you deliver rigorous content while making learning active and accessible.
Help run a homeschool co-op at church
Responsibilities include teaching classes, preparing lessons for multiple age groups, managing student activities, recruiting families, designing a balanced program of classes, electives, and enrichment, and ensuring the co-op is both educationally strong and relationally nourishing.
family life Studies
Family-Life Seminars provide focused preparation for marriage and parenting through a biblical lens. These sessions address the foundations of family structure, roles, communication, and child training, equipping you with practical understanding before you step into these responsibilities. The goal is clarity, readiness, and confidence to build a stable, God-honoring home.
Below are the main experiences you will get.
Marriage & Family Book Study
Read and reflect on a carefully selected book that lays a biblical foundation for marriage and family life. You will analyze key principles, discuss core ideas, and apply what you learn to real-life situations, building a clear framework for future decisions.
Christian Parenting Program Research & Review
Examine multiple Christian parenting programs to understand their philosophy, methods, and effectiveness. You will compare approaches, identify strengths and weaknesses, and develop discernment in choosing and applying parenting strategies.
Online Homeschool Conference
Attend a virtual conference featuring experienced homeschool educators and speakers. You will gain exposure to a range of teaching methods, subject-specific strategies, and practical tools that can be implemented in the home.
In-Person Homeschool Conference (California)
Participate in a live homeschool conference where you will engage directly with speakers, vendors, and families. This experience provides deeper connection, hands-on learning, and a broader view of the homeschool community in practice.
Vibrant community
Attend worship services on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings—commit to hearing Scripture, growing in faith, and engaging in corporate prayer.
Join a children’s ministry team to teach, assist, or support activities so young hearts encounter Jesus in a safe, joyful environment.
Build relationships beyond the sanctuary by joining fellowship gatherings at the beach—an informal time for conversation, encouragement, and community-building in a relaxed, outdoor setting.
Receive consistent guidance through both one-on-one and group mentoring with experienced homeschool parents and teachers. These relationships provide practical insight, personal feedback, and steady encouragement as you grow in skill and maturity. Alongside this, participate in a young adult group that fosters accountability, shared growth, and meaningful connection within a like-minded community.
Attend Young Adults Group on Thursday nights. This is a great opportunity to connect with new people, meet up for outings and excursions, and encourage one another in your walk with God.
certificate of completion
by graduation, students will equipped to:
Homeschool with confidence
Gain clarity in what to teach, how to teach it, and why it matters. This training removes uncertainty by giving you clear principles, structured methods, and practical tools you can apply immediately. Instead of second-guessing decisions, you will develop a steady approach to planning lessons, choosing curriculum, and guiding your children with purpose.
serve their community with purpose
Develop the ability to contribute meaningfully within your church and local community. Through training and practical experience, you will learn how to support families, assist in teaching roles, and serve with clarity and reliability. This prepares you to step into opportunities with competence, initiative, and a readiness to meet real needs.
Plan a future of hope
Develop a clear and steady vision for your future home and family. This training helps you think intentionally about marriage, parenting, and the structure of daily life, grounded in biblical principles. You will move forward with direction and confidence, equipped to build a stable, purposeful, and hope-filled family.