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The Church of England website says that the Anglican faith is the third largest Christian communion in the world, after the Easter Orthodox and the Catholic Church. There are over 80 million of us … and maybe six of us homeschool? 

At least, that’s what it feels like sometimes…

But you’re here now, and I hope that means we can bump our group membership up to seven. Eight, if you have a parenting partner. Yup. Things are looking up, my friend.

To help you out, I’m making a list of Anglican resources that I hope will help you in your home. In my experience, they can be hard to find. Quite honestly, I’m mostly making this list in the hopes that you’ll share with me all sorts of wonderful books and blogs and curriculums that’s I’ve never even heard of.

All suggestions are welcome. I’ll be adding to this page whenever I can, so be sure to come back for updates.

Facebook Groups:

● Anglican Homeschool Alliance – Diocese of Fort Worth

● Anglican/Episcopalian Homeschoolers

Blogs by Anglican/Episcopalian/Liturgically-Minded Homeschooling Bloggers:

● Okay in the Mess

● The Parenting Passageway

● Unhurried Home ☆ You Are Here

(Inactive. Why? WHY?!)

● An Undercurrent of Hostility

● Day by Day Discoveries

● Ohana Home Education

● On a Joyful Journey

● Life on the Planet

● The Potter’s Shed

● The Ten O’Clock Scholar

More Helpful Blogs for Anglican/Episcopalian Families:

● Building Faith

● Grow Christians

● The Homely Hours

● Jessica Snell’s blog – be sure to check out the Church Year Resources

Bible Curriculums: 

This could also be labelled “the Holy Grail of Anglican Homeschoolers”. If you know a good one, please PLEASE leave a comment.

● Episcopal Children’s Curriculum – it’s not designed for homeschool use, but it’s good and it’s free and that makes it worth trying to tweak. And what are homeschoolers, if not the ultimate tweakers? (OK, just googled that. I mean tweaker as in curriculum adjuster, not methamphetamine user. Wow, note to self: google words before posting.)

Liturgical Homeschool Planning:

● Morning to Eventide

Books Worth Checking Out…

● Faith at Home: A Handbook for Cautiously Christian Parents by Wendy Claire Barrie (I have not read this one personally)

● Faithful Families: Creating Sacred Moments at Home by Traci Smith

● Let Us Keep The Feast: Living the Church Year at Home by Jessica Snell Paperback

● Liturgy of the Ordinary: Sacred Practices in Everyday Life by Tish Harrison Warren 

● Look!: A Child‘s Guide to Advent and Christmas by Laura Alary

● Make Room: A Child’s Guide to Lent and Easter by Laura Alary