Titus 2 Christian HomeKeeper ™

Everyone looks forward to Thanksgiving. Good food, family, friends, beautiful leaves falling, and crisp cool weather. We created this eBook to offer you ideas for preparing your heart and home for a blessed Thanksgiving.

Our 22-page Thanksgiving Planner includes: Brief History of Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Games, 4-Week Thanksgiving Planner and Devotionals, Article: “The Danger of Unmet Expectations”, Recipes ~ both Family Favorite Recipes and Whole Food, Allergy-Friendly Recipes, Harvest Crafts and Home Decor Ideas…

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The Fall-Winter 2008 issue of To Teach Keepers is jam-packed! You’ll find 28 pages full of information on these topics:

• Devotional: The Lord is My Portion
• Pastor Appreciation Month: October
• Fall Reflections
• Preparing Your House for the Winter
• Homeschool Curriculum Review: Mystery of History
• Bread Making 101
• Homemade Tortillas
• Best Sewing Tips
• …and more!

We are pleased to announce a new feature on the T2CHK site, the Simple Living Journal, where we offer you a peek inside homes where life is simple, frugal, slow and gentle. The Simple Living Journal showcases blogs of individuals who are committed to living simply and frugally, whether rural or urban.…

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At the new T2CHK Market, we offer quality kitchen and home products. You’ll find high-thread count linens for your home. Or long-lasting stainless steel, glass, wood, and bamboo products for your kitchen.

And don’t forget about our Cafe Press Store, where you can find aprons, t-shirts, notepads and more which sport the T2CHK apron and dove logo.

All proceeds from items…

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We know you’ve got your hands full tending your flourishing summer garden — or full of the bountiful, fresh produce from the Farmer’s Market — but take a moment to enjoy these two poems about gardens.

My Garden by Emily Dickinson

New feet within my garden go,
New fingers stir the sod;
A troubadour upon the elm
Betrays the solitude.

New children play upon the green,
New weary sleep below;
And still the pensive spring returns,
And still the…

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Baby Doll Quilt Kit Instructions
by Wardeh Harmon

My Naomi and her doll quilt that inspired this kit you can make and give as a gift!

This is a quilt kit meant for young ladies who are still young enough for enjoying dolls, and are beginning to learn to quilt. In fact, I have shared a doll quilt made by my daughter Naomi using this pattern. But recently, I assembled together the…

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Don’t want to heat up the house to cook a healthy, tasty dinner? In the mood for a cool and light meal, rather than a meal that leaves you feeling hot and stuffed? Here are four healthy ideas to help you beat the heat in preparing your summer meals.

Cook Outside
You don’t have to have or use a grill to benefit from out-of-doors cooking. Plug in your crockpot or roaster oven…

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My daughter Naomi (8) came up with this quilt idea herself. She wanted to make a quilt for her baby doll. I thought that was great. A baby doll quilt’s smaller size makes a quilt project very doable for an 8-year old. Including piecing the top together and machine-stitching the quilt herself, it took only two afternoons. As her mom, all I had to do was prepare and add the…

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Two teenage sisters from our church gave us some thank-you cards they made from a template similar to the one I’ll share here. The little cards were so cute! The girls and I made bunches of envelopes and cards ourselves not too much later. We tucked them in larger envelopes to send away in the mail, or handed them out as-is to folks locally whom we wanted to thank or…

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by Wardeh Harmon

I want to give my husband credit for our newest healthy habit. We eat salad every day and have for many years. One day, he got to thinking about some of the healthiest vegetables to consume — the colorful ones, like dark leafy greens, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots — and wondered how we could include them in a salad that was actually fun to eat. He mused that perhaps…

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