Diamond Peak Press

If you train up a child in the way he should go, you'll never have any trouble with him right? Not exactly. But you will have God's guarantee that when the child is older, he won't depart from the way. That was the premis of the first edition of the book, which proposed some radical ideas, including "brainwashing" Christian children. In the years since the first edition, the author's proposals have stood the test of time.

When Nathan Metcalf's dad is transferred from a U.S. Airforce base in Cheyenne, Wyoming, to faraway Gimli, Manitoba, Nathan's skills as a hockey player bring some big surprises to his life. To top it off, a big public school in a foreign country is a lot different than the small private school Nathan is used to, and he quickly discovers that adversaries at school can be even more dangerous than opponents on the ice. A terrific novel that shows how Scriptural truths apply to real life situations.

What rights do Christian parents have when their children are part of the public school system? What civil liberties are guaranteed to them? This book explores the boundaries of freedom as applied to public schooling. For every Christian parent and teacher who truly want to know their legal rights and responsibilites in a free society.

If you want to get kids fired up while you're teaching them critical reading, vocabulary, writing, or solid old-fashioned values, this manual is packed full of ideas identified by grade level and skills. Rent the classic movie "Where the Red Fern Grows" from your local video store, and you have a multi-million dollar teaching aid that will grab and keep your students' total attention.