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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2024 · 29 MIN

Episode 18: Are Homeschoolers More Likely to Keep Their Faith?

from The Homeschool Huddle · host Tori and John Cole

The Homeschool Huddle: Are Homeschoolers More Likely to Keep Their Faith is an episode based on a survey reported in The Federalist on adults ages from 29-35 regarding their faith after getting out of school.  Do you ever feel alone in your homeschooling journey, like no one really understands your struggles? Are you wrestling with your kids being different because they are homeschooled? Do you question if you are doing enough in your homeschool? Or worry if your kids will be equipped for life beyond homeschool including college, careers and adulthood? We have found ourselves asking these same questions. We're Tori and John, homeschool parents of 4 kids. After lots of prayer, persistence, encouragement from other families on the same path, and taking it one step at a time we are continuing to learn and grow in the homeschooling journey. Pull up a chair, grab some coffee, and join us as we dive into discussions related to topics ranging from having peace and overcoming obstacles in homeschooling, the value of fulfilling your God-given calling as a homeschooler.  We believe a great source of encouragement comes from building a tribe of people who support and encourage your homeschooling adventure. We want to offer you insight on how to build that community. Along the way we will throw in some good fun and encouragement.  Join us on our website: www.thehomeschoolhuddle.com or find on Facebook and IG at The Homeschool Huddle and The Homeschool Huddle Podcast.   The Federalist Survey        

The Homeschool Huddle: Are Homeschoolers More Likely to Keep Their Faith is an episode based on a survey reported in The Federalist on adults ages from 29-35 regarding their faith after getting out of school.  Do you ever feel alone in your homeschooling journey, like no one really understands your struggles? Are you wrestling with your kids being different because they are homeschooled?Do you question if you are doing enough in your homeschool? Or worry if your kids will be equipped for life beyond homeschool including college, careers and adulthood? We have found ourselves asking these same questions. We're Tori and John, homeschool parents of 4 kids. After lots of prayer, persistence, encouragement from other families on the same path, and taking it one step at a time we are continuing to learn and grow in the homeschooling journey. Pull up a chair, grab some coffee, and join us as we dive into discussions related to topics ranging from having peace and overcoming obstacles in homeschooling, the value of fulfilling your God-given calling as a homeschooler.  We believe a great source of encouragement comes from building a tribe of people who support and encourage your homeschooling adventure. We want to offer you insight on how to build that community. Along the way we will throw in some good fun and encouragement.  Join us on our website: www.thehomeschoolhuddle.com or find on Facebook and IG at The Homeschool Huddle and The Homeschool Huddle Podcast.   The Federalist Survey

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