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Generation Impact

May 1, 2010 by natalie

generation impact

It is with a great deal of excitement that I announce the launch of a new project that has been in the works for many months. My friend, Grace Williamson, has entertained a vision for some time of starting an organization that would feature the work of homeschool graduates. Her desire is to encourage young people to impact our generation for Christ. Thus was borne: Generation Impact.

With the artistic skills of Molly Williamson, and the web design prowess of Haley Williamson, the Generation Impact website is constructed as an on-line magazine that includes “an interview with a homeschool student or graduate who is using his or her life to impact our generation for Christ; a movie, music, or book review; polls; and thought-provoking articles by various authors.”

In this inaugural issue of Generation Impact, you’ll find an inspiring article about the life of Daniel and its application to our lives, a review of the movie Homeschool Dropouts, a poll about whether you would homeschool your children, and an interview with yours truly (Grace did a marvelous job of sifting through my ramblings from our in-person interview to put this together. There’s a reason I prefer writing over speaking! :-)).

I hope you’ll visit the website, grab a banner for your website or blog, and check out the Generation Impact Facebook Page to support Grace in this exciting new endeavor that is sure to be a blessing to many young people and their families!

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Filed Under: Inspiration for Families, Interviews with Homeschoolers

Comments

  1. lovethecitygirl says

    May 4, 2010 at 3:54 pm

    Great thoughts about your book review, even though it was negative. It helps to keep our lives in perspective. Not everyone agrees with us. Even Christ told us the world would persecute us as we follow Him.

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