America’s Providential History
The Church in The Nation
“The Christian home sustains a direct relation to the church. This relation is similar to that which it sustains to the state. . . ” (Rev. S. Phillips, 1861) Some key questions we must ask: What is the responsibility of the church? What is the relationship between the church and the nation? What characterizes […]
Middle and High School with the Principle Approach
The final years of middle school and high school are key to preparing the children for adulthood. These years provide the opportunity to confirm and deepen the student’s reasoning skills, and particularly to research and reason Biblically. Pilgrim Institute offers many resources for developing these reasoning skills, both in teacher material and courses for the […]
Teaching with the Principle Approach in Middle and Upper Elementary
Middle and Upper Elementary As the principles (rudiments) of each subject were taught in the early years, the middle and elementary years provide the opportunity for expanding these ideas, confirming with further documentation. As students are taught the principles of their subjects, they can become more independent, developing the tools for self-learning. The following […]
Remembering Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln- Remembering his Life Character and Contributions In honor of Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, February 12, Pilgrim Institute is offering a selection of free resources to help you remember the character and contributions of our 16th president. You’ll find something of interest for children, youth, and adults. Click on the live links below: Printable Gettysburg […]
Noah Webster, Father of the Dictionary
Noah Webster: Father of the Dictionary By Isabel Proudfit “A typical American farm boy who made good under difficulties, Noah Webster’s influence in the development of the United States was a real contribution to its growth. His life covers a fascinating period in American history when the young republic was just getting on its feet. […]