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Vol. 5: Memory
Mystie Winckler on memory as the common guardian, Joe Carlson on why we need epic poetry, Wes Callihan on reading aloud, and more.
Books on classical Christian education and culture
For parents, teachers and the those starting schools: essays on why classical education matters, practical guides for doing it well, and books on faith, science and culture.
Looking for the classics, a Reader’s Guide or the Old Western Culture Readers? Each series has a page of its own.
Humane Letters on Education, Culture, and the Great Conversation
Dr. Scott Postma, President of Kepler Education and Editor of The Consortium
We are in the midst of an educational Renaissance. These essays are one educator’s attempt to find the language for what he experienced when he first emerged from the cave of images into the sunlight of humane learning, and a guide for readers whose eyes are still adjusting to the light.
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For parents, teachers, school boards and founders.
Classical Christian education is not a fixed Western canon but an approach rooted in the Fifth Commandment, and Chinese schools can draw on their own tradition.
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Down-to-earth counsel for founding a classical Christian school: the team, the plan, and what to know before the first year.
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Eleven educators make the case for the Classic Learning Test and a college entrance exam worthy of a classical education.
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A pep talk in booklet form for every writer, young or old, to read and reread before each assignment.
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For music teachers, administrators and parents who want real music literacy, at school or at home.
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Essays, research and book reviews from teachers and scholars of the classical Christian renewal, published every June and December, every issue in print.
Latest: Vol. 5, No. 1 · Epic & Drama · June 2026
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Books on faith and culture
A walk through the Apostles’ Creed, line by line, with the Scripture behind each statement and a catechism at the end.
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Why is the cosmos open to the human mind? Johannes Kepler’s answer, and why it still matters.
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Darwinism weighed against Scripture and the scientific evidence, from the fossil record to the living cell. Foreword by Douglas Wilson.
$21.95Buy →Also as an eBook
A pastor and chef on food, family and the Christian life, with his own recipes. Foreword by Douglas Wilson.
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Ten letters of Marguerite de Navarre, queen, diplomat and reformer, translated with commentary.
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Four old friends and one sailboat: killer whales, sea fog, running aground and a word with the US Coast Guard.
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Vol. 5: Memory
Mystie Winckler on memory as the common guardian, Joe Carlson on why we need epic poetry, Wes Callihan on reading aloud, and more.
Read online. Select issues available for purchase soon after release.
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