Discipling Our Children Through Homeschooling

Strength to Strength Sisters welcomed four homeschooling mothers to share about their experience in their children’s formal education.

Can we effectively disciple our children through homeschooling? Join four experienced homeschooling moms for an interactive discussion on topics like academics, sustainability, structure and resources. There will be a time for you to share your questions. Come prepared to be inspired while gaining practical insights and encouragement for your journey.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Andrea and her husband and their four children make their home in a small village in South East Asia. She loves connecting with people, delving into a good book, listening to music in the kitchen, and sipping a cup of coffee. Homeschooling her children is a joy, a challenge, and a privilege.

Jeremy and Faith Ann Horning are a homeschooling family of six living in Uganda. They have been homeschooling for eleven years- first in the U.S. , and now internationally. Their oldest recently graduated, and along the way, they have helped one child overcome significant reading challenges. Jeremy and Faith will always be grateful to have shared the short years of childhood so fully with their children.

Mary Esther Brubaker and her husband Jeff live in a close knit community in central Pennsylvania with their five precious and lovely children that God has gifted them. Two of her chief delights are being surrounded by her family and helping children discover and experience the wonders of learning and living fully in the beautiful world our Father has made. This might translate into ” passionate about homeschooling.”

With Mary Esther’s youngest being a year and a half and her oldest being eleven, she still feels quite inexperienced, but is thoroughly enjoying the journey!

First and foremost, Becky is a follower of Jesus. For the past eighteen years, she has been blessed to walk alongside her loving husband Cliff, as they raise their seven lively children. She believes that shining the light of Christ begins in the home- with the whole family involved, and hearts and doors open to others. Homeschooling has been a natural outgrowth of that calling, giving them the opportunity to pursue a rich, Christ-centered education that nurtures both knowledge and character. Becky is passionate about homeschooling with purpose and grace. She finds great joy in encouraging other women- speaking life, hope, and courage into their journeys through motherhood and home education.