Trusted Partners On This Path

At Guided by Faith Books, we believe no family should walk the homeschool journey alone. Over the years, we've discovered organizations, ministries, and educational tools that consistently uphold strong values, offer reliable guidance, and serve families with integrity. These trusted places are here to help you strengthen your homeschool, deepen your faith, and confidently lead your children with wisdom and peace. We pray these connections bless your home as much as they have ours.

Homeschooling Organizations

• HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association) – hslda.org
  Provides legal protection, advocacy, and helpful articles for homeschooling families in the U.S.
  
  

• The Old Schoolhouse Magazine – theoldschoolhouse.com
  A long-standing resource full of encouragement, curriculum reviews, and homeschool community connections.

✍️ Curriculum & Learning Support

• Sonlight – sonlight.com

  
  

  Literature-based curriculum with book lists and lesson plans.

  
  
  

• Apologia – apologia.com
  Christ-centered science and worldview resources.
  

• Teaching Textbooks – teachingtextbooks.com
  User-friendly math curriculum with automated grading.

• Hillsdale College - online.hillsdale.edu No where else will you find so many beautiful courses on civil and religious liberty for anyone that wants to learn all for free.

• PragerU - prageru.com/educator-resource Educational material designed to make learning easy, engaging, and rooted in traditional American values, again all for free.

Community & Encouragement

• The Well-Trained Mind Forums – welltrainedmind.com/community
  A vibrant online space where homeschool parents share ideas and encouragement.
  
  

• Read-Aloud Revival – readaloudrevival.com
  Inspires families to build strong bonds through reading aloud together.

📖 Bible & Faith Resources

• Bible Gateway – biblegateway.com
  Access to multiple translations, reading plans, and devotionals.
  
  

• YouVersion Bible App – youversion.com
  Free Bible app with devotionals for both parents and children.
  
  

✨ Tip: Choose one or two resources to start with—don’t feel like you need them all. The goal is to find the tools that best support your family’s unique homeschool journey.