Christian, and specific about what that means
Christian homeschool curriculum
"Christian curriculum" carries an assumption in this market: that the science courses will teach a recent, literal creation, because most of the largest publishers do. This one does not, and we say so up front rather than let a family find out in week three. Here is exactly what this curriculum is: what it teaches about the Bible, what it teaches about where the earth and life came from, where Christians disagree about that, and where it lands on questions that divide Christians rather than uniting them.
A Bible course every year, kindergarten through twelfth grade
Every grade level, K through 12, carries a full 36-week Bible course, King James Version only. It is not an elective offered in a few grades or a devotional that quietly disappears after third grade. A child who starts here in kindergarten and finishes in twelfth grade has studied Scripture every single year in between.
The sciences, taught the way scientists teach them, including an old earth
Biology, earth science and the rest of the science sequence teach the evidence the way working scientists understand it: an earth that is billions of years old, and species, including humans, that share common ancestors. This curriculum holds that position. It is not a footnote or an "alternative view" panel next to the real content; it is the actual content of the course, and you can check it yourself, in full, before you pay anything.
Christians disagree about Genesis, and we say which way we went and why
Christians have read the opening chapters of Genesis in more than one way for a very long time, and that is not a modern retreat from the text. Many faithful Christians read Genesis 1 as telling who made the world and why, not as a scientific report of how, and this curriculum has taken that position on purpose. We are not pretending Christians agree here. Every science course that touches origins carries a closing note that says this directly, in the student's own material, not only on a marketing page.
Nondenominational, including on the questions that actually divide Christians
Baptism, communion, the end times, church government, predestination, spiritual gifts: sincere Christians land in real different places on each of these, and this curriculum names the positions rather than picking one for your family. Where Scripture is read the same way across traditions, it is taught as settled. Where it is not, the course tells your child what the different views are and leaves the conclusion to you and your church.
84 courses, with the Bible running through every year, not bolted on
The whole K-12 catalog is one curriculum: a Bible course every year, plus 14 maths courses, 12 English, 11 science, 14 social studies, and health, PE, art, music, computer science and world languages. You are not buying a Bible curriculum from one place and a school curriculum from another and hoping the years line up.
No advertising and no trackers, on any page
Not a values claim, a technical one: there is no ad pixel, no tag manager and no advertising network anywhere on this site or in the product, including the pages your child uses. It is in the privacy policy in those words, and it stays true because we do not install them.
What this is not
- It does not teach a recent, literal creation. Many of the largest Christian homeschool publishers do; this one teaches an old earth and common ancestry instead, on purpose, and says so here rather than after you have already paid for a year.
- It does not pick a side on baptism, communion, the end times, church government, predestination or spiritual gifts. If your family or your church holds a specific position on any of those, you will still teach it directly; the course names the options rather than choosing for you.
- It is not accredited and does not issue a diploma. It prints a transcript of what was taught and mastered.
- It is not a classical, Charlotte Mason, unschooling or literature-based curriculum. It is a standards-aligned sequence with a teacher built in, and if you want one of those philosophies specifically, this is not it.
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Questions parents ask
Is Letters & Devotion a Christian curriculum?
Yes. Every grade, K through 12, includes a full Bible course, and the curriculum is built for Christian families throughout, not only in a Bible elective. Every course is readable in full with no account and no card, so you can verify that before paying anything.
Does it teach evolution and an old earth?
Yes. The sciences are taught the way scientists understand them, including an earth that is billions of years old and species that share common ancestors. This curriculum holds that position on purpose. If you are looking for a recent, literal creation taught in the science courses, this is not that curriculum.
Christians disagree about how to read Genesis. Where does this curriculum land?
It teaches Genesis 1 the way many faithful Christians do: as telling who made the world and why, not as a scientific report of how. The science courses say plainly that Christians read this differently, and say which way this curriculum went.
Is it tied to a specific denomination?
No. Where Christians genuinely differ, such as baptism, communion, the end times, church government, predestination and spiritual gifts, the material names the positions rather than choosing one for your family.
How can I check before I buy?
Read the courses. All 84 are open in full with no account and no card, including every unit, skill and objective in teaching order, and the closing note in each science course that touches origins.