Ministries
Audio/Visual Media
Audio/Visual Media
Audio/Visual Media
The Homeschool Companion daily radio show has been broadcasting since January, 2008. It airs every Monday through Friday from 11:05 am until 11:30 EST on more than 200 local stations, 115,000 digital outlets plus it is streamed at ltr.streamon.fm. This show covers a wide range of topics, from learning disabilities to health. Guests give
The Homeschool Companion daily radio show has been broadcasting since January, 2008. It airs every Monday through Friday from 11:05 am until 11:30 EST on more than 200 local stations, 115,000 digital outlets plus it is streamed at ltr.streamon.fm. This show covers a wide range of topics, from learning disabilities to health. Guests give expert advice and listeners are encouraged to give feedback on Homeschool Companion's Facebook page. If you would like to be guest on the show send us an overview of the topic you'd like to discuss to myhomeschoolcompanion@gmail.com Donations for the audio/visual ministry goes for editing and broadcasting the gospel.
K-12 Umbrella
Audio/Visual Media
Audio/Visual Media
Homeschool Companion is a stand-alone K-12 homeschool umbrella. We are here to help all homeschooling families succeed. We have a number of experienced educators (more than 150 years combined) and are willing to give you free advice (consultations). If you choose to come under our umbrella we will work with your school district for the ne
Homeschool Companion is a stand-alone K-12 homeschool umbrella. We are here to help all homeschooling families succeed. We have a number of experienced educators (more than 150 years combined) and are willing to give you free advice (consultations). If you choose to come under our umbrella we will work with your school district for the needed permissions. Money donated to this ministry helps ensure that no family is denied because they don't have the registration/enrollment fee of $200 per child.
High School
Audio/Visual Media
High School
This virtual high school is specifically designed for the family that wants to educate their student through high school. It is tuition based. A student need only take one paid course to have transcripts (we help with transcripting those courses that are based on your child's classes taken at home or at the local community college, and t
This virtual high school is specifically designed for the family that wants to educate their student through high school. It is tuition based. A student need only take one paid course to have transcripts (we help with transcripting those courses that are based on your child's classes taken at home or at the local community college, and their work or life experiences). We also provide a high school diploma. Students who are in close proximity are invited to attend an in-person graduation ceremony. Donations go to the worthy student fund.
Maasai
Taiwan
Maasai
The Maasai people of Northern Tanzania are a semi-nomadic ethnic group renowned for their distinctive customs (FGM), colorful dress, and vibrant culture. They primarily inhabit the region around the Great Rift Valley and Serengeti plains. We are supporting a school in Karao, near the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, in the middle of Maasai L
The Maasai people of Northern Tanzania are a semi-nomadic ethnic group renowned for their distinctive customs (FGM), colorful dress, and vibrant culture. They primarily inhabit the region around the Great Rift Valley and Serengeti plains. We are supporting a school in Karao, near the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, in the middle of Maasai Land. The school needs latrines, worthy student funds (just $300 per year pays for one child's tuition and two meals per day), and medical equipment. We are currently collecting contributions toward a documentary about our recent visit in order to bring awareness to the plight of the children.
Kenya
Taiwan
Maasai
In the rural area of Kenya the Alendu Village Mission began a school to address the needs of children. Currently they are feeding five meals per child per week (they get one meal per day) and the mission has served more than 100,000 meals. In order to become more self-sufficient they planted a mango orchard. But now they need to be able t
In the rural area of Kenya the Alendu Village Mission began a school to address the needs of children. Currently they are feeding five meals per child per week (they get one meal per day) and the mission has served more than 100,000 meals. In order to become more self-sufficient they planted a mango orchard. But now they need to be able to pay someone to tend to the orchard and fertilize the trees. Donations go toward the mango farm project.
Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan Adventist College trains students to serve locally and abroad. This campus is a haven for mainland Chinese students to get the training they need to go back into China to serve. These students often come with nothing. They need tuition, accommodations, clothing, and food. They recently began a number of industries to provide ways
Taiwan Adventist College trains students to serve locally and abroad. This campus is a haven for mainland Chinese students to get the training they need to go back into China to serve. These students often come with nothing. They need tuition, accommodations, clothing, and food. They recently began a number of industries to provide ways for these students to become self-sufficient. You can sponsor one student or a couple.