Where'd all the missionaries go?
We grew up homeschooling and loved it! But we noticed that all the great missionary stories we grew up reading happened ages ago. Is world missions a reality today? Are there still nations that have never heard of Jesus Christ? Are Christians still
called to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth?
The answer is yes! God is still bringing nations to Himself, and using regular families like us to do it!
Course Breakdown
Below is a suggested course breakdown for the 15 episodes of Growing up Wild. Homeschooling is about making it work for you. You could spread this out over a whole semester, or watch all the videos in a week!
Week 1
Ep.1) Home Sweet Hut
Ep.2) Supply Trip
Week 2
Ep.3) Sun & Water
Ep.4) Rainy Day
Week 3
Ep.5) New Discoveries
Ep.6) Hiking Adventure
Week 4
Ep.7) The Good Earth
Ep.8) Near and Far
Week 5
Ep.9) Dr. in the Hut
Ep.10) Amazing World
Week 6
Ep.11) Adventures in Culture
Ep.12) Tribal Calling
Week 7
Ep.13) Discovering Language
Ep.14) The Feast
Week 8
Ep.15) Misconceptions of Missions
Each 15 minute episode comes with an activity guide! Check out a sample here:
Mom Feedback
Here is what homeschool moms are saying about Growing up Wild!
Homeschooling 4 Him
“The words of the Great Commission are clear. Matthew 28:19 says, “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations.” But, how do we raise kids that have a heart for world missions? I found the answer when I discovered the Growing Up Wild homeschool missions curriculum from Wild Brothers Productions.”
Mamma of Many Blessings
“All I can say is that we LOVED these DVD’s! I have never seen or heard of any type of missionary resources like this before, so these DVD’s have been such a blessing to a family trying to teach their children about the differences, work, and sacrifices that is really all involved in missionary work!”
My Homeschool with a View
Modern day missions are relatable to modern day kids. Do you ever
notice that most missionary biographies and stories focus on people and events that took place centuries ago? The Wild Brothers serve in modern day.
