Beyond Homework: Creative After-School Paths for Christian Families

Webmaster Note: Guest Post by Sara Bailey from TheWidow.

Christian families are often looking for after-school activities that nurture faith, curiosity, and character at the same time, without feeling like an extension of the school day. The familiar options—sports teams, tutoring, church youth group—can be wonderful, yet many parents sense there is more out there. The deeper challenge is helping children discover God’s world as wide, surprising, and full of callings they haven’t imagined yet.

Read the entire article on our Original Blog to learn how to encourage children to enjoy faith-friendly activities that stimulate learning without compromising your family and Christian values.

Nurturing Wonder: Helping Children Grow into Self-Motivated, Faith-Filled Learners

Webmaster Note: Guest Post by Lucille Rosetti from The Bereaved Blog, a valuable independent contributor to our blog. The views and opinions expressed in the article are those of the author, and may or may not necessarily reflect those of ad Dei Gloriam Ministries.

Children are born curious. They touch, ask, and imagine; not to test your patience, but to understand the world God made. For Christian parents, this curiosity isn’t something to control, it’s something to steward. When shaped with love and faith, it becomes the foundation of wisdom, confidence, and lifelong learning. Read the entire article on our Original Blog. This article contains many excellent learning tips for children and their parents and/or teacher. It addresses such important subjects, such as curiosity, learning tips, study habits and much more.