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Hi again Diana,
Great article!
Bonnie struggled in ways similar to your article above when she was homeschooling. After our children graduated, she wrote 2 devotionals entitled, “Encouragement for Home School Moms: 31 Devotional Bible Studies (Book 1), (Book 2).
Bonnie writes in the forward, “Encouragement for Home School Moms was written to help you avoid putting off your special time with God. My prayer is that these studies in God’s Word will build you up and cause you to be the example of Christ to your children that only knowing God intimately can produce. May God bless you as you make Him your priority and allow everything else to revolve around Him”
Sincerely
Howard & Bonnie Lisech.