Intellectual Traditions: Molly Dodd’s Story

Molly Dodd blogs at Sticky Green Leaves. After some eleven years of homeschooling, overlapping with three years of local community college Gen Eds and art classes, my parents drove me and a few suitcases up to a medium sized public university, where they had met, married, been enchanted by ideas, and baptized as Christians. In the car, I read them

Patrick Henry College—God’s Harvard?: Grayson’s Story, Part Two

“If you’re bright and eager to learn, don’t limit yourself to an echo chamber.”

Patrick Henry College—God’s Harvard?: Grayson’s Story, Part One

"When you are a young stripling of a college, it is much easier to use phrases like 'Classical college,' 'God's Harvard,' or 'academically challenging' than to actually deliver an academic atmosphere that lives up to the astronomical hype."

Growing Kids the Abusive Way: Auriel’s Story, Part One

“My parents were abused as kids. They perpetuated the cycle with us. With their first child, my parents discovered Growing Kids God’s Way by the Ezzos. True to the teachings, my parents controlled our hearts with fear, and later taught Growing Kids classes to dozens of families over the years, and taught me the classes to use on my younger siblings.”