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Trust me, our church gets NO revenue from the school we started here. Our finances suffer greatly because of the school but we think it’s worth it because of the education they’re getting. Teachers sacrifice all the time for the school. This year they were asked to take a 10 percent cut in pay. It’s not easy to maintain a school in a little church in the middle of nowhere but we’ve been doing it for over 20 years.

Praying for you. I say, Charge Ahead! Certainly there are many in your situation and with your motivation. We have a different approach, and that is to hold school for parents, rather than young people, to promote and encourage home schooling. But we don’t intend to discourage you, or folks like you. God bless your efforts!

Courses we teach in our Bible Institutes

*Biblical Homes
*The Primacy of the Institution of the Home
— The relationship of the home to the local church and how the church should support the home and the headship of the husbands/fathers.
*Headship of Husbands/Fathers
*Mothers in the Home With Children
*Fathers As the Stewards of Child Education
— Why education is the responsibility of the fathers, (not the church; how the church may assist).
*Family Based Enterprises
— Ways to involve wives and children in the family income without sending wives/mothers out of the home.
*Home Schooling
— Methods, procedures, conviction, discipline, curricula research.
*The Spiritual Republic
— Republican church government (in contrast to the Congregational form); how to involve all heads of households.