Our 8th Anniversary Homeschool Family Conference is August 2-5, 2021, and our theme is “Frameworks and Structures.” It is free to all!

You can have the benefit of a live conference without the expensive price tag or travel time.

With this year’s conference, you can enjoy the sessions from the comfort of your computer, tablet, or phone. You’ll be able to chat live with other conference attendees — or if you’re busy during a session, you can watch them later for no charge on HomeschoolingTorah’s YouTube Channel. Speakers will include Kraig and Anne Elliott, Christine Miller, and other wise parents.

Learn how to strengthen your marriage, find joy in mothering, show love to your children, model self control, tackle early-childhood education, teach reading, writing, and arithmetic, and gain skill as a great teacher to your children! In addition, learn the history of homeschooling, set long-term goals for your children, and work with your spouse to establish a family vision and purpose. And that's not everything! :-) Register free today at https://homeschoolingtorah.com..../2021-homeschool-fam

Solel Sabbath Fellowship, located in central Michigan, is planning a simple Sukkot with camping and a trip mid-feast to Kentucky to the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter. We are still trying to plan the details, but you are welcome to sign up for our email newsletter on our website at https://solelsabbathfellowship.com/events/
Please note that we follow the sighted-moon calendar, so the dates are still tentative.

Shabbat Shalom everyone.

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I can't post pictures. Says I need to upgrade. But I am a homeschooling mama of 3. 15 (16 in october) boy. And a 9 and 6 year old girls. My girls are homeschooled. I debated since my 9 year old was in kindergarten whether I should homeschool or not. Then the pandemic happened and with her being high risk, and also some other things going on at the school I didn't agree with. I decided now is the time.
I'm new to being a Torah keeper and know the truth. I still have a ton to learn and it'll be a transition for my family. Esp since my son is still on the fence of his faith and has a ton of outside influence. Including going to his father's house. Who is a believer, but not a Torah keeper I suppose you could say. But I'm hoping through my influence and prayer his heart will be opened. ❤❤❤

So our congregation has decided to figure out a way to host a simple and informal Sukkot here in central Michigan, with a special trip down to the Creation Museum & Ark Encounter mid-feast. We don't have many details ironed out yet, but if this interests you, check out our website and get on our email list here:
https://solelsabbathfellowship.com/events/