RevAndMrsGandy have three more church year printables available, well in time for February:

• A Lent Poster
• Candlemas (Feb. 2)
• St. Valentine

Yay! Keep up the great work!

Good morning! LutheranHomeschool.com now includes a list of Lutheran planners & calendars and three more printables from Rev. and Mrs. Gandy for Epiphany (January 6th), St. Agnes (January 21st), and St. John Chrysostom (January 27th). 🙂

Lutheran Planners & Calendars

Epiphany (Jan. 6)

St. Agnes (Jan. 21)

St. John Chrysostom (Jan. 27)

 

Ladies & Gentlemen, blessed Advent and Christmas to you all! I’m happy to report that LutheranHomeschool.com has welcomed a new vendor: Corrie Pennington! Plus, she already has two products up: a Church Year Family Calendar for 2023 in Rust & Tan and a Church Year Family Calendar for 2023 in black and white. Each are only $4.

RevAndMrsGandy have also uploaded more free saints’ day printables. This time for Miriam the Prophetess (December 17), St. Bibiana (December 2), St. Lucia (December 13), and St. Thomas (December 21). (Sorry I’m late noting these.)

Warm wishes this holiday season!

Mary

Church Year Family Calendar 2023 – Rust and Tan

Church Year Family Calendar 2023 – Black and White

Miriam the Prophetess (Dec. 17)

St. Bibiana (Dec. 2)

St. Lucia (Dec. 13)

St. Thomas (Dec. 21)

 

Ladies & Gentlemen, I’m thrilled to tell you that Rev. &. Mrs. Gandy have six new freebies available! All for various holy days! Yay yay yay!

• St. Elisabeth of Hungary (November 19)
• St. Eligius of Noyon (December 1)
• St. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra (December 6)
• St. Ambrose of Milan (December 7)
• St. John, Apostle & Evangelist (December 27)
• The Holy Innocents (December 28)

St. Elisabeth of Hungary (Nov. 19)

St. Eligius of Noyon (Dec. 1)

St. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra (Dec. 6)

St. Ambrose of Milan (Dec. 7)

St. John, Apostle (Dec. 27)

The Holy Innocents (Dec. 28)

 

As you’ve probably noticed, I love to compile Lutheran resources. This is just a quick note to say that I have updated Missions & Missionaries, in case you’d like to include missionary information as part of your homeschooling. 🙂

As always, let me know if I can update, improve, or add anything!

Yours in Christ,

Deac. Mary Moerbe

Missions & Missionaries

 

Two more freebies from Rev. and Mrs. Gandy! There’s a printable handout for the Feast of St. Raphael the Archangel on October 24th and step-by-step directions on how to make a Medieval Paintbrush! Fun!

St. Raphael the Archangel

How to Make a Medieval Paintbrush

 

 

 

Four new Lutheran products are up at LutheranHomeschool.com. 🙂 There’s a free Advent Wreath Devotional and a free printable for the feast of St. Andrew (November 30th) from Rev. and Mrs. Gandy. Plus, Pure Joy Creative has added two new $2 coloring pages: “Fruit of the Spirit” and “The FRUIT of the Spirit“. (You can see below that one has the names and one has smiling fruit. 🙂

Thanks, everyone, for your continuing support!

Deac. Mary J. Moerbe

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LutheranHomeschool.com would like to put together a free resource list for pastor appreciation month (October). Could you please send us thoughts and resources you like (or would like)? I know we already have a coloring page, but I’m sure Lutherans who have a high view of the office have come up with even more.

Also, although this is not a LH product, our vendor Jenn @thefaithfulhomeschool has made Lutheran homeschool swag: mugs that read Caffeinate & Catechize with a little crucifix on the back. Awesome! You can go here to find those, but isn’t this also a sign LH should have a free Lutheran resource page for Lutheran Homeschool Swag? 🙂 Do you know of any resources or suggestions along those lines you can send us?

Thanks! Blessings to you & yours!

Mary

What if your family could review Bible names, events, and religious concepts in a low-stress, no-mess game? That’s the aim of this Name Game Bible Review.

This 20-page PDF contains lots religious names, events, concepts and more for only $5.

The Name Game Bible Review is designed to use one sheet at a time. Basically, each child selects a name, event, or other choice, and then gives hints, uses gestures, etc., in an effort to get others to guess the correct answer.

After the sheets become well known, you can cut the sheets up for a) flash card review, b) alphabetizing practice, or c) putting the biblical content into chronological order. (Yes, a guide for chronological order is included!) Having said that, if you plan to make flash cards, then you should print the file one-sided onto thicker paper.

Learn more from the description page. 🙂

Name Game Bible Review

I’m thrilled to announce five new listings on LutheranHomeschool.com!

First, we have an explanation and coupon code for an LCMS-made online martial arts program for self-dense: The Great Flip! Maybe you’ve heard about it already on KFUO’s show, “The Coffee Hour,” but now it has a presence here, too, with a 10% discount using the coupon code LCMS10. Yay!

Second, we have our next round of free commemoration handouts/fliers from Rev. & Mrs. Gandy:

• St. Michael & All Angels (Sept. 29)
• The Faithful Women (Oct. 25)
• St. Martin of Tours (Nov. 11)
• St. Margaret of Scotland (Nov. 16)

The Great Flip: Self-Defense and Life Skills

St. Michael & All Angels (Sep. 29)

The Faithful Women (Oct. 25)

St. Martin of Tours (Nov. 11)

St. Margaret of Scotland (Nov. 16)