How to Find Support for Christian Home Schooling

Home schooling can be rewarding, but sometimes it's also a lonely task. If you don't have support, you'll find yourself longingly looking out the window of your living room as the big yellow bus passes by your house. What's a parent to do? You need support.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Find others who homeschool. If you are taking on the brave task of homeschooling your child(ren), you probably know a few people who are doing the same. Don't be afraid to ask if they belong to a Christian support group, or if they know of one. It is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of a smart woman who recognizes her needs.

2. Look to the church where you attend worship services. Several churches offer Christian homeschooling support groups. If your church does not offer a group, call other churches to find out what they might offer.

3. Go to your local library to see if the community board displays notices for Christian homeschooling support groups.

4. Research online for Christian homeschooling support groups in your area. Several websites will point you in the right direction.

5. Start your own Christian homeschooling support group. The other groups had someone start theirs, so why not start one.

Resources

• Local Home School Support Groups