Tai ~ Maiden of Honor

I’ve only know Tai for around two months, but I’ve visited her blog quite a bit. The reason I keep coming back is because she really does blog from her heart. Tai is a strong Christian and you can really tell it from her writing. Almost all of her entries are on a spiritual subject. Her site Maiden of Honor is a really great blog to visit. She is blogging with a purpose.

Will ~ Pemberley : Living Richly

Will started blogging in May and his blog has really grown. I haven’t visited him much, but when I stopped by a few days ago, I found that he blogs about everyday moments, adding great Christian parallels.

Jill ~ Through the Windowpane

My Mother really does deserve this award. Not only because she is a great mom, but because she blogs with a purpose. Mom has always blogged about her faith and she pours herself into her entries. She is always helping new homeschoolers and working on new resources for homeschooling families.

Heather ~ Sprittibee

If you’ve explored the Homeschooling blog community at all, you’ve most likely come across Heather’s blog. Heather writes about everything from “blessing your feet” to “scary stories about standardized test scores.” She is a great encouragement to many mothers around the homeschool blog world.

Kristine ~ Mama Archer

Kristine’s blog was also recommended to me. I checked out her writing and was surprised to find it both informational and inspirational. Each blog includes a picture which really adds a lot of interest to her entry.

Rules:

1. Awarded parties must nominate five people who have not received the award.

2. The blogs that receive the award must serve some purpose.

3. In their post about the award they need to link back to this entry.

4. Awarded parties must post the award banner on their site. The banner must remain linked to this site.

Who I am Awarding

I have decided to award some people outside of my circle. Some of these people I don’t know very well, but I know that they deserve the award. They may accept it or turn it down.

TOSPublisher is a amazing blogger. Not only has she started Homeschoolblogger.com, but also she is the publisher of The Old Schoolhouse

Magazine. Her magazine and her blog have put homeschooling in a positive light nationwide. It’s impossible to say her blog does not have a purpose. Gena’s purpose is to show people that they can help their children grow in the Lord, while learning at home. Her theme is “Home Where They Belong!”

Agent Tim’s purposeful blogging goes a long way back. He started influencing people to a higher calling in 2005 when HSB came online. He has been blogging ever since. Tim truly does have a purpose. He defends Christianity and homeschooling. He speaks out against profanity, myspace, alcohol and many other highly controversial subjects. Tim’s name means “honored by God,” and his purpose for blogging is to honor God.

Quiet Cajun’s blog was recommended to me. I checked her blog out, and I am pleased to say it qualifies for the award. Quiet Cajun started blogging late in 2005. She has been faithfully writing ever since then. The purpose of her blog is to bring faith into every aspect of homeschooling by sharing what God is doing through her everyday life experiences.

The Rebelution is an amazing ministry. Alex and Brett are doing a fantastic job of bringing teens to their senses. They are insighting a teenage rebellion against the low expectations of an ungodly culture. The purpose of their blog is to bring this message to as many teens as possible.

Melanie is a newer blogger. She started blogging late in 2006 and she has definitely dedicated her blog and her life to the Lord. Melanie’s profile says that she isn’t a deep thinker, but in my opinion she should change that. Christ shines strongly through her blogging. Her purpose for blogging is to serve Him.

Rules:

1. Awarded parties must nominate five people who have not received the award.

2. The blogs that receive the award must serve some purpose.

3. In their post about the award they need to link back to this entry.

4. Awarded parties must post the award banner on their site. The banner must remain linked to this site.