How to Infuse Faith into Your Worldschooling Journey

Worldschooling is a type of education that allows families to travel the world while also learning about different cultures and ways of life. This form of education can be incredibly enriching for children, but faith-based families may wonder how they can incorporate their beliefs into this style of learning.

The good news is that there are many ways to infuse faith into your worldschooling journey. Here are some tips and ideas:

1. Choose destinations with religious significance: When planning your travels, consider visiting places with religious or spiritual importance to your family’s faith. For example, if you’re Christian, consider visiting Jerusalem or Rome.

2. Attend worship services: Wherever you go, try attending local worship services to connect with other believers in the area and experience different forms of worship.

3. Use the Bible as a guide: As you explore new places and learn about different cultures, use biblical teachings as a guide for how to interact with others and navigate unfamiliar situations.

4. Incorporate prayer and devotions into your routine: Carve out time each day for prayer and devotionals that speak to your family’s particular beliefs.

5. Connect with other faith-based worldschoolers: Join online communities or attend events specifically geared towards faith-based worldschooling families to connect with like-minded individuals who can offer support and advice.

Another option for those seeking more structured faith-based education during their travels is homeschooling programs designed around religious curricula. There are many such programs available today offering online classes or access through DVDs/CDs/USB devices which could help children stay on track academically while still incorporating their family’s beliefs throughout their educational journey.

In conclusion, Worldschooling provides an incredible opportunity for families looking beyond traditional classroom settings who want their children exposed first-hand not just academically but culturally as well; it’s important not forget one’s own personal values along this exciting journey!