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July - August 2008

FEATURES:
  • Wisdom and "Whatever": Encouraging Godly Wisdom in Our Children [Ken Myers]
  • My Mouth Shall Speak Wisdom [Cynthia Carrier]
  • A Tale of Two Libraries [Caitlin Muir]
  • The American Almanack Tradition [Jay Ryan]


COLUMNS:

  • First Things: A Hear of Understanding [Steve Murphy]
  • Hearth & Home School: Relying on God's Wisdom in the Dailyness of Life [Amy Howard]
  • Venture Forth: Wisdom - The Biblical Pattern [Wade Myers]
  • The Way of Her Household: Organization - Wisdom from the Word [Marilyn Rockett]
  • For Instruction in Righteousness: The Investment of a Lifetime [Pam Forster]
  • ather's Heart: Our Prodigal Father [R. C. Sproul, Jr.]

DEPARTMENTS:
  • Focus on Writing: A Reason to Write [Sonya Haskins]
  • Abacus: God and Math [Ruth Beechick]
  • The Backyard Scientist: El Niño and La Niña: A Model of Density Currents and Their Effects on Weather [Jane Hoffman]
  • Understanding the Arts: Pablo Picasso: Is There Any Hope? [Emily Cottrill]
  • Making Melody: Musical Styles Within the Church: An Introduction [Kathryn Hargis]
  • Teach Them the Good Way: Let's Talk: Hosting a Discussion Group for Homeschoolers [Hannah Eagleson]
  • In the Word: Laws from Heaven [Laurance Windham]
  • Lessons for Little Ones: Let the Little Children Come [Kara Murphy]
  • Living Literature: Give Us Wisdom [Kara Murphy]

RESOURCES:

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