In their most recent homeschool catalog (Spring 2020), Christianbook began their description of The Master and His Apprentices: Art History from a Christian Perspective with this line… “Can’t get to a museum? Take an armchair tour of some of humanity’s … Continue reading →
It’s that Thanksgiving time of year again, and if you are like us, you are probably thinking about all of the things you have to be thankful for. The Master and His Apprentices: Art History from a Christian Perspective is … Continue reading →
It was recently announced that The Master and His Apprentices: Art History From a Christian Perspective, written by Gina Ferguson, has won a Blue Ribbon Award in The Old Schoolhouse Homeschool Review Crew’s annual awards! If you didn’t see the … Continue reading →
The Master and His Apprentices is entering its debut school year with the approach of the 2018/19 fall semester. To kick-off the back to school season, we are raffling off a FREE copy of The Master and His Apprentices art … Continue reading →
The Master and His Apprentices textbook and companion teacher guide are now available through Rainbow Resource Center (rainbowresource.com). Started in 1989, Rainbow Resource Center is the premier homeschool product catalog with over 50,000 items, ranging from individual favorites like Saxon Math, … Continue reading →
Win a FREE Copy… For the entire month of May, The Master and His Apprentices will be featured in The Old Schoolhouse’s free weekly e-newsletter, “The Homeschool Minute,” which is sent every Wednesday and includes helpful homeschool articles, reviews, contests, … Continue reading →
The Master and His Apprentices textbook and companion teacher guide are officially available through Christian Book Distributors (Christianbook.com). Founded in 1978, Christian Book Distributors, or CBD, is the world’s largest catalog and internet company specializing in Christian products – with … Continue reading →
The Master and His Apprentices textbook and teacher guide were officially published on July 31st! Thank you for your patience during this process. Although the printed book just hit distribution channels this week, already several stores have picked it up, including … Continue reading →
