Every time I talk to my MIL on the phone all she talks about is war news and how worried she is for her son. I’m tired of being her shoulder to cry on—I have …

Carlie shares her families top 10 reasons why they have chosen to homeschool their children.

 by Corie Weathers
Blackout was over, and I arrived home from Gold Star homes exhausted. Eight casualties had taken everything out of me and I went home to hug my children.   Saying little, I called my …

I have one son and two daughters.  I was always afraid during my husband’s schooling, training, and deployment that my son wouldn’t have a “male role model” in his life to fill the boots of …

I will never forget the day I was introduced to a “Kids Eat Free” restaurant. We were sitting at a rather large table in a back corner of our local O’Charley’s restaurant. They always seat …

Dear Kathy,
I know that having a child in the military must be difficult, but I don’t understand all the emotions that are involved.  How can I pray for my mother-in-law during my husband’s enlistment and …

All things must end, including our lives in the military.  Whether our husbands retire after decades of service, are wounded or killed in action, or simply decide not to renew their contracts after one or …

by Matt Puettmann
 
There may be no better time than this to buy a home of your own.  Prices have fallen, interest rates are at historic lows, and it’s definitely a buyer’s market.  Best of all, …

by Jennifer McDonald
A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.  Proverbs 17:22
“What does Mom have onher head??”  one of my children shrieked.
I turned to look at them, flipped my …

By, Carlie Kercheval
As a military homeschooling family, we face many unique challenges that our civilian counterparts do not. One of those challenges is experiencing the long term effects that September 11, 2001, has had on …