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Sharing Giveaway Winners!

Congratulations to our Contest Winners!

In the future, their submissions will appear in our skill/sharing section. We are thankful for every submission as this is so helpful to others who have clubs.

  • 1st Place for $100.00 - Mrs. Cheryl Chew
  • 2nd Place for $50.00 - Mrs. Paula Jones
  • 2nd Place for $50.00 - Wolf & Tiffany Holley Club
  • Twelve 3rd Place Winners for $25.00
    • Jody Sanger
    • Chad Wentworth
    • Whitney Wadsworth
    • Jennifer Kinkade
    • Cheryl Chew
    • Jody Sanger
    • Camille Shelnutt
    • Amy Seifer
    • Annette Kelley
    • Cheryl Chew
    • Christy Hill
    • Wolf & Tiffany Holley Club

And a special gift of $25.00 to Julia-Grace Wirth, age 12. Here is the story behind it. She thought it was a contest for young people, and so she wrote about eleven skills that she had done this past year. We thought this was such a good idea that we would make a place for young people to share with others on the website or Keepers Corner Blog. This would allow those who are not part of a group to post their own experiences and also get to see what others are doing too. It will be similar to an online Keepers Club, which would also be a blessing to club members who are the children of missionaries and/or military families who are scattered over the world. More details will follow as how to participate in this.

Thank you everyone for participating in our Sharing Giveaway!

The folks at Keepers


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This school year, we began using the Christian Life Readers, and oh how I wish I had put aside my prejudices about their plain covers and humble descriptions earlier. Please make no mistake, our previous sets of readers were good, even very good, but until I turned to the first page of the Christian Life Readers, I did not even realize that I had not been redeeming my children's reading lessons to the fullest (Ephesians 5:16). (I deliberately started our children on readers below their reading level so that we might have more time ruminating together. They balked at not being able to study even earlier readers with me.) I suspect that if you posted images of your helpful lesson plans, the value of the integration of narration, vocabulary, reference skills, and analysis would be abundantly clear to parents seeking a godly and academically-sound curriculum.

I plead with parents, place into your children's hands the most uplifting stories, the richest expressions of the English language, the greatest opportunity to obey the voice of their Creator when the time comes.

From a customer in Mountain View, CA