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Veritas Vox - The Voice of Classical Christian Education Veritas Press
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4.2 • 36 Ratings
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Veritas Vox, the voice of Classical Christian Education, is here to inspire, encourage, and equip your family to classically educate from kindergarten all the way through high school. From interviewing well-known and loved leaders in the classical education community to local homeschooling parents sharing how they classically educate in their homes, we aim to talk about every aspect of classical Christian education and the families that want the best for their children.
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106 | A Vision for Africa with the Rafiki Foundation - ft. Karen Elliott
Did you know that classical Christian education is gaining great momentum in sub-Saharan Africa? Today we chat with Karen Elliott, the Executive Director of the Rafiki Foundation, a group that has been instrumental in building a classical Christian curriculum for these people. Discover how the Rafiki Foundation is caring for orphans, growing classical Christian schools, and even working to supply biblically sound materials to the churches of this region.Want to get involved? The Rafiki F...
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105 | Turning Point Academy: A Resource for American Families - ft. Jennifer Burns
Jennifer Burns is a passionate advocate for classical Christian education and the Director of Academics at Turning Point Academy, a branch of Turning Point USA. Join us as we explore Turning Point Academy’s mission of building "Five-C Schools"—classical, Christian, conservative, collaborative, and cost-affordable. Learn how this initiative aims to counteract the cultural shift and educational deficiencies plaguing our society by equipping educators and empowering students with a solid foundat...
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104 | The Mission of Patrick Henry College - ft. Jack Haye
In today’s episode, we chat with Jack Haye, President of Patrick Henry College. Discover how the principles of classical Christian education shape this school and how they uphold their mission of training intellectually and spiritually grounded leaders who will positively impact society.If you’re looking for a post-high school experience that aligns with the K-12 classical Christian education children receive through Veritas Press, visit Patrick Henry College!
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103 | A Mind for Business and a Heart for Giving - ft. Henry McCance
What does it look like to seize opportunity with common sense and decisiveness? Today Marlin invites his long-time friend and Chairman Emeritus of GreyLock Partners, Henry McCance to share his stories of investment and philanthropy with the goal of inspiring the younger generation to cultivate good character.
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102 | Starting a School & the Benefits of Veritas Single Source - ft. Josh & Harmony Longenecker
Meet Josh & Harmony Longenecker, founders of the Classical Academy of Sarasota. They’ll inspire you with their approach to teaching history and how they’ve built gospel-centered relationships with both parents and students. Stay to the end to hear their thoughts on Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) and discover how Veritas Single Source makes life easier at their school!
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101 | A Model for Affordable Classical Education - ft. Kevin Clark
What is an Ecclesial School? Today Kevin Clark joins us to share about this educational model. We’ll learn how it works, the superb educational accommodations that are offered within it, and how he is helping these small schools grow and spread classical Christian education in Florida.
Customer Reviews
Great podcast for school leaders
My only request is to include hyperlinks to guest platforms, websites, etc… aside from that, thanks so much for the work you’re doing!!
Amazin
Amazing
Longer episodes & better preparation please
I just listened to the latest episode and was disappointed. Host and wife team seemed ill prepared for the interview. Then host cut off their brilliant guest at the end, right as he was getting to the point of his answer to their question! I felt offended for him. Why cut off the best part of the episode for the “sake of time”? Listeners can just pause if needed and come back later.