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Monday, June 06, 2011

A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview, by Marcia Brim

Surprisingly, many children raised in Christian homes have a weak understanding of the character and nature of God, and the significance of man as His special creation. As a result, our children are growing up with a weak biblical worldview, and a lack of understanding as to why God matters in every aspect of life.

Marcia Brim of Brimwood Press presents biblical truths in a two-day, seven-hour class geared for the thoughtful young person who enjoys hands-on learning, discussion and interaction with other students. Students will listen to instruction, participate in small group activities, use 3-D glasses, build “Worldview Boxes”, listen to and discuss good literature, and create worldview bar graphs.
This class examines non-Christian ideas common in our culture. Then it gives students tools for comparing and contrasting these conflicting ideas to Christianity. This method not only has value in evangelism, but it sheds enormous clarity on Christian truth. 


I have attended this class myself & can tell you first hand how amazing it was & how it has deepened my faith in my beliefs & helped me to understand the differences between the worldviews. 

For those that are not able to take her class, you can purchase "A Young Historian's Introduction to Worldview" 

materials on her website & teach your children at home. She also has a variety of other products & curriculum for sale on her website.  I HIGHLY recommend checking out her products! Her weblink is below:

Marcia Brim is a wife and mother of three. Since 2004, Marcia Brim and her husband have owned and operated Brimwood Press providing worldview, history and theological resources to homeschool families across the country. Marcia has 13 years of homeschool experience and a degree in theology from Multnomah Bible College. Her passion is to equip parents and students to be salt and light in a lost world.

FOR MORE INFO VISIT: http://www.brimwoodpress.com/


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