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As I said yesterday, I’m trying to address some questions from our Biblical Homemaking Facebook Party. I had a few moms say they had no idea how to start family devotions or have devotions for kids. Or, other moms say family devotions were the most important part of the day, but they were not consistent with it.
I hope these resources help.
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The above resources are all free, but the one below is not. Why did I include it?
I know that consistent family devotions can be difficult, so I want to help you with excellent resources.
.Question: What do you do for family devotions or devotions with your kids? You can leave a comment by clicking here.
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One Comment
Kerry, my books, Character Building for Families, Volumes 1 & 2, are being used by homeschooling and non-homeschooling families for family devotions. It’s fun, very easy to use, flexible, and non-denominational. It involves reading Bible passages, discussion questions, application of the concepts discussed.
I wrote it for our own homeschooling family many years ago. We have sample pages and reviews available at our website, https://characterbuildingforfamilies.com .
And I love your blog! We’ve had a link to it on our “Favorite Homeschooling Links” page for quite a while now. Bless you!