While the rest of the world asks, “What is in it for me?”, the mother asks, “What does this child need?” This is the “mark” of a mother — the willingness to let her own life be broken and shared so that another might grow.
Love for others is the true fruit of a well guided curiosity: All flourishing is mutual.
“To Be the Father’s People” calls us to live in covenant with God — belonging to Him, belonging to one another, and learning daily what that means.
Faith in education is more than instruction—it’s about shaping desire, intellect, and habits to form hearts that seek what is true, good, and beautiful.
Parenting is the privilege of nurturing, instructing, training, and enjoying goodness and beauty in fellowship with young humans who will become your favorite adults in the whole world.
Each year, the new year offers both celebration and renewal. We come together in communities with family and friends to celebrate the old year’s passing and to welcome the new.
This Christmas may the torrent that is His Spirit flow in us and through us, advancing the restoration of humanity that began on the first Christmas.
Kaleb recounts how he and Sarah discovered Ambleside and fell in love with its transformative approach to education and life.
During our search for a nurturing environment for our daughter, we discovered an Ambleside school and its unique educational philosophy.
Charlotte Mason was an intensely private person, and some aspects of her life have only come to light over the last ten years. Here are some lesser-known facts about Charlotte.
