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“Oh, send out Your light and Your truth; let them lead me!” Psa 43:3

What does being led by His light and His truth look like in daily life in 21st century America? That is the question I am trying to answer in the way I live my life, manage my household, and meet the joys and challenges daily life brings. Come ponder with me.

My name is Christine Miller, Classical Christian Homeschooling (and our unfinished updated CCH site) and Nothing New Press author. I started blogging about homeschooling issues in 2005 (my first post, and my first “about” post for A Little Perspective).

About A Little Perspective
About Scripture Pictures
About Christine’s Bible Study
About Family Foundations
About The Transformed Home
About Christine’s Kitchen
About Biblical Homeschooling

I was raised in a traditional middle-class American home. I am a product of public education before the Department of Education was founded, while public education was still governed locally in partnership with parents. Even basic publication then was far superior to public education today. But, since I was a girl interested in science at the time the United States was in the space race with the then USSR (1960s), I was fortunate enough to be placed in the gifted and talented track early on. I spent summers at my beloved grandparents’ home, pouring over their collection of World’s Greatest Literature, borrowing the Shakespeare volume again and again until it became the most worn volume in the set. Other favorites were Ivanhoe and The Last Days of Pompeii.

I was born again and baptized in the Holy Spirit at the height of the Jesus Movement in the 70s, which only intensified a life-long passion for God’s Word sown in my childhood at Lutheran Sunday School. I graduated in the top 5% of my class with honors and went on to university, where I majored in chemistry, although I found all branches of science fascinating. My husband David and I have been married since 1982, and have three children, whom I homeschooled, and eleven grandchildren.

My husband and I have served in various capacities in church in our lives: in choir, youth group, on evangelism and missions teams, as janitors, nursery workers and coordinators, children’s church directors, church secretary, administrative assistant to the pastor, and in women’s ministry. Our home church was Resurrection Fellowship in Loveland, Colorado.

Soon after I began homeschooling, I discovered classical education, and began writing (the original) Classical Christian Homeschooling, the first practical how-to guide melding classical education with a “living books” hands-on approach to homeschooling on the internet, to help other moms like myself. My search for an interesting and accurate history curriculum led me to H. A. Guerber’s 19th century narrative histories, which my children loved – so much so, in fact, that when they had the occasional sick day, they still begged to at least do history! In order to reprint these treasures for homeschoolers today, and to offer other wonderful homeschooling resources, we began Nothing New Press.

After my parents passed away, I discovered while researching the family tree that my ancestry is of the cohanim—of the Israelite tribe of Levi, something which neither my parents nor grandparents were aware, I am convinced. Prior to this discovery, I had been growing in the Hebraic roots of my faith. It has been an adventure melding my Jewish roots with my Christian faith. Today, when people ask me what I am, I just laugh and say, “I’m a God-believer, and a Bible-believer, from Genesis to Revelation.” This is my statement of faith.

After our children were grown and out on their own, my husband and I left Colorado where we raised our children, and relocated to Florida to be with my husband’s parents. Shortly after this move I was hit in a terrible traffic accident and suffered a debilitating injury. My recovery has taken time and effort, but I I am once again writing after an enforced hiatus. I post daily here at A Little Perspective, the permanent online home of all my previous blogs and websites. In 2012, The Homeschool Post published my family’s inspiring story in The Myth of the Perfect Homeschooling Family.

My newest books depart from curriculum and are an outgrowth of the amazing things I have been learning since bringing a Hebraic perspective to my Bible study: The Revelation of Jesus Christ Revealed, The Law of Love , Finding Messiah in Torah, From Sunday to Sabbath, and the Chiastic Structures series.

2025 Coffee with Christine podcast series with Anne Elliott of Homeschooling Torah
2025 Mom Wisdom with Angella Lewis and Christine Miller
2021 Homeschooling Torah Conference: The Heritage and History of Homeschooling
2019 Homeschooling Torah Conference: Battling Lies with Truth
2016 Interview with Anne Elliott of Homeschooling Torah: Using the Bible to Teach History

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