by Debbie Mason | Jun 11, 2025 | Graduate 2025, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2025/Matthew McDill One of the greatest concerns for both prospective and current homeschool parents is the question: “Do I really have what it takes to homeschool my kids?” This concern is completely understandable. Homeschooling requires...
by Debbie Mason | Jun 4, 2025 | Graduate 2025, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2025/Diane Helfrich A friend told me about moving to Hawaii years ago and buying a house. Outside was a long wall covered with barren vines when they moved in. They asked a neighbor about the vines, wondering if they should cut them down. The neighbor...
by Debbie Mason | May 28, 2025 | Graduate 2025, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2025/Laura Greer “I’m just a mom.” That was often my response when asked what I do. Yet, I knew the statistics. The demands of being a mom are like having two and a half full-time jobs, and that’s only if you’re not also employed,...
by Debbie Mason | May 20, 2025 | Graduate 2025, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2025/Agnes Willis Sure, there have been tough days. I’m the oldest of five children, and as my mom says, that means that, on average, there is one child in a funk every day. Because there are five of us, we don’t get to do many extracurricular activities....
by Debbie Mason | May 13, 2025 | Graduate 2025, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2025/David Beroth As my oldest son was approaching thirteen years old, it was vital for me as a father to cast a vision for what the Lord desired for him in these teen years. Over a long weekend trip to Asheville, including hiking, tennis, and white water...
