Bible College Education for Homeschooling Moms
Do you want to gain more confidence as a homeschooling mom? Do you want to minister more effectively to your children? Are you a homeschooling mother who wants to take free Bible college courses? Do you want to get a college degree, but cannot afford the high cost of tuition or college debt? Maybe you want to offer Bible college education opportunities for your teenage children and you are wondering how to do that?
Christian Leaders Institute might fit your situation. Through Christian Leaders Institute to get access to a college education for homeschooling moms because the program includes some of these benefits:
- Over 100 free courses
- Individualized courses that you can complete with your busy schedule
- Low-cost degree program with CLI’s Leadership Excellence School. (Christian Leaders Institute is part of CLI’s Leadership Excellence School)
- Courses that may really help homeschooling parents in their continuing education. Many homeschooling parents have used the classes to help them teach difficult subjects.
From Military Spouse to Christian Leader
Hi! My name is Katie, and I am receiving a free college-level education online at CLI. I am currently located in Japan. I grew up in the South in a Christian home. Some of my fondest memories are of summer camps, potlucks on the fifth Sundays of certain months, and the loving church family. That church family surrounded and supported me as I grew in my walk with the Lord.
I have spent the last 16 years following my husband around the world for his military career. Now that he is nearing retirement, we are preparing for our next step. It is in ministry. We hope to use his skills as a pilot to help missionaries serving in remote locations. I plan to continue to homeschool our three children. Furthermore, I also want to help the missionary community and my husband wherever and however I am needed.
College-Level Education Free at CLI
I am so grateful for the Christian Leaders Institute (Learn more about Studying the Bible, Click Here)! The mission organization my husband hopes to partner with requires some college-level education for both of us. We all know Uncle Sam doesn’t pay very well, and it’s incredibly challenging for a military spouse to hold a job when they move every few years. We were struggling with how we were going to pay for college credits for both of us when we learned about CLI. What an answer to prayer!
I am looking forward to challenging myself with college. I thought I was done with formal college-level education when I earned my bachelor’s degree many, many years ago! What a privilege to learn more about God and grow in my faith at CLI. My prayer is that then I am able to help others do the same.
Learn more about ordination at the Christian Leaders Alliance. Interested in a low-cost degree? Check out the CLI’s Leadership Excellence School.
My name is Anthony Burgos, and I am called to minister training at the Christian Leaders Institute. Currently, I reside in one of the five boroughs of New York City called the Bronx. In 2014 due to unforeseen circumstances, I became homeless for about a year. During that time, I suffered like never before. I was hungry, confused, and realized that my faith in God had diminished. I wanted to end it all.
One day while thinking of a way to end my suffering, I sat under a tree in the pouring rain, waiting to re-enter the shelter for the night. I prayed urgently, letting God know how I felt, crying tears that would be hidden due to the rain. But God knew because He cares about us and our feelings. Realizing this, I stood with rain falling on me. I reached my hands up to God and asked him to give me a reason to live. I was praying for hope, and he heard me.
A few days later, I received a call on my state-provided cell phone. It was one of my cousins who had heard of my situation. She told me that somehow she knew something was wrong. We immediately started making plans to get me home to New York. I had been saved. That is why I know my life is to serve God and help others in the same situation that I was in. God wants me to let them know that they are not alone. God is there for them, and that from that moment, I would be there for them too.
Called to Minister Training at CLI
I became Ordained in September of 2020 from an online ministry that made it so easy that I knew it wasn’t legit. So, again I reached out to God to show me the right path to him. One day while searching for ministry training online, God led me to the Christian Leaders Institute website. I was skeptical at first because the courses were free. However, after taking the first class and listening to Pastor Henry Reyenga speak, I knew that God had brought me to the right place. He brought me home to him.
So far, all the readings and videos seem to be describing me and speaking to me. Especially when it comes to the trials and tribulations that one goes through as they journey to God. I am on the right track finally! Thank you, CLI, for the opportunity to study the Bible online for free (Learn more about Studying the Bible, Click Here). Remember, God blesses always, and he loves us dearly. If you are being called to minister, you’ve come to the right place.
Learn more about ordination at the Christian Leaders Alliance. Interested in a low-cost degree? Check out the CLI’s Leadership Excellence School.
The Long and Winding Road to CLI
My name is Anne Campbell, and I am studying the Bible (Learn more about Studying the Bible, Click Here) and Life Coach ministry training at the Christian Leaders Institute. I am British. My journey has taken decades of many wrong turns. That is why I describe it as “The Long and Winding Road to CLI” with thanks to The Beatles for the title.
My Early Years
At the age of three, I was adopted by a wonderful older couple who introduced me to the countryside’s delights and peace. Mum was Church of England and Dad was a Methodist, although neither of them attended church regularly. My dad’s attitude to church was that he went for births, weddings, and funerals only. They were both veterans of World War II.
Looking back on it now, I think their memories of those dark days made them disillusioned with God and traditional church. They never discouraged me from investigating, though. So, for a while, I attended the local Methodist church and even taught Sunday school there. After a time, I grew bored with the same service style every week and began my roaming.
My next stop was a house church based above a little coffee bar. They introduced me to “The Cross and The Switchblade,” and I had the pleasure of seeing David Wilkinson, along with Nicky Cruz, when they toured Britain. The Holy Spirit really moved in that small town hall! That was my first introduction to the effect it could have. I stayed with their group for a while, but then we had to move on as the building was to be demolished. It left a void that Satan was quick to exploit.
In Roaming Mode
I discovered that the world had some exciting things like motorbikes, boys, and dope. I loved riding my bike, and the guys I rode with treated me like a mate. I was a rarity in that I was the only female to ride. The rest of the girls all rode pillion. Even though that first bike was only a 250cc, I could outrun all of them around the Matlock twists and bends. Of course, they got revenge on the motorway and could leave me standing. They always looked after me, though. Even when we were at rallies run by Hells Angels, I always felt safe with my club members. They saved me from me on more than one occasion.
Although I was now in full roaming mode and living a non-Christian lifestyle, I still went to different churches. I was looking for what I had lost but had no idea how to regain it. I looked at the different styles of religion. Some of them were more cult-like than others. However, nowhere really felt like home. So my wanderings continued for the next twenty years.
My Marriage and Loss
When I was forty, I met my husband online in a chat room. He was in Texas, and I was in England. Therefore, I felt safe that this friendship would remain online only. He, however, had other ideas and flew over to meet me. He was everything I would have ignored had I met him in person at the beginning. But, as we had developed a friendship that showed a loving heart and a deep love of animals, we clicked. In 2002, we married. Then, we spent the next three years in different countries while working our way through immigration issues.
In 2005, I finally moved to SE Texas to start our married life properly. We had our ups and downs. After all, we were two strong-willed people who had lived the single life for over forty years. We had to learn to compromise. Unexpectedly, Bruce passed away in September of 2018. This loss was the beginning of my renewed love and belief in the Lord and Jesus. Two weeks after he passed, I found myself at a little community church. They took me in and helped me through the dark days of grief and depression. I will always be grateful that God sent me there and that he then sent the Holy Spirit to fill the gaping hole in my heart.
Called to Life Coach Ministry Training at CLI
I moved back to England in October of 2019 because it felt right. In Texas, I had no family and lived so far out that people rarely came to visit. It also felt wrong to live there without my husband. Once home, I quickly found the church I am with now. I continue to grow through the Lord’s grace. Looking back on my life, I see that God never deserted me even though I deserted him. He sent guardian angels to protect me through everything, and I find that amazing!
This scholarship is important to me because, otherwise, I could not afford to take the Life Coach ministry training that CLI offers. I feel called to help others through grief and rebellion. God is calling me to become a Life Coach for those who feel they will never be acceptable. I know from experience that there is nothing our God cannot deal with and will.
Learn more about ordination at the Christian Leaders Alliance. Interested in a low-cost degree? Check out the CLI’s Leadership Excellence School.