Audio Curriculum

The Introductory CD provides the jingles and the Question and Answer Flows for the Introductory sentences. It may be used to demonstrate the jingles and Question and Answer Flows to students, or it may be used as a resource for the parents.

Have you ever heard of the ''Great Locomotive Chase?'' Did the War Between the States really start in a man's front yard and end in his parlor? And why was General Stonewall Jackson called ''Stonewall''?

In "Battle Cry!" join noted historian and storyteller Bill Potter for twelve tales of escape, battle, chase, and capture from America's un-Civil War. Meet Christian warriors Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and others, and discover exciting stories of heroism and God's providence often missing from our modern history books.

Includes a 37-page study guide with questions and answers.

Stories in This Album Include:

An Introduction to the Events Leading Up to the Great Civil War

The Confederacy's Most Unlikely Hero: The Incredible Valor of Private Charles Whilden

Audacity Itself: General Lee's Brilliant Tactic at Chancellorsville

The Gray Ghost Grabs a General

The Great Escape: How More than a Hundred Union Officers Escaped From Libby Prison

And more!

Cannonballs tore into the Bonhomme Richard, splintering her hull. As smoke billowed from the decks, her attackers demanded surrender. But Captain John Paul Jones refused. ''I have not yet begun to fight!'' he thundered.

In ''Broadside!'' join noted historian and storyteller Bill Potter for twelve exciting, true tales of maritime adventure and God's providence. From a tiny wooden ship circling the world under Sir Francis Drake, to a single U.S. submarine devastating the Japanese navy, discover incredible exploits of bold heroism acted out on the high seas.

Includes a 37-page study guide with questions and answers.

Seven-year-old Nate Saint peered wide-eyed over the cockpit of his older brother Sam's Challenger biplane. The eastern Pennsylvania countryside was spread out neatly below him like a fine tablecloth. Nate was determined to remember every moment of this first high-flying adventure.

Flying soon captured Nate's heart. His air-service ministry to isolated missionaries put him on a path of destiny that would ultimately end with a final airplane flight with four missionary friends to the "Palm Beach" landing strip in the jungles of Ecuador.

The men's lives given that day not only opened a door to the gospel for the unreached "Aucas"; it has been said that possibly no single event of the twentieth century awakened more hearts to God's call to serve in missions. (1923-1956).

Explore a lost world and uncover seven mysteries to the glory of God in ''Jonathan Park Goes to the Amazon!'' Follow along as Jonathan and his father join Vision Forum -- a Christian family ministry -- and a team of explorers on an exciting adventure to the Amazon Rainforest and the Andes Mountains. Together they investigate some of the most amazing examples of God's creation, discovering the true meaning of Christian stewardship from jungle paths to mountain peaks. When Jonathan's laptop gets mixed up with a stranger's at the Lima Airport, the adventure begins as two thrill-seekers become convinced the team is trying to find the Lost City of Gold. Join the excitement as Jonathan, Kendall, and the Vision Forum team explore the mysteries of Amazonia, while Ajay and Quentin stalk them in their pursuit of ancient treasure!

For those homeschool parents and teachers who have felt ill-equipped to teach logic, there are no more excuses! Traditional Logic, Book 1 is now available on video. Memoria Press debut video course features Mr. Cothran teaching his popular logic course. With graphic slides illustrating key points in the text, Mr. Cothran covers every important aspect of the book, explaining difficult concepts and illustrating important ideas with plenty of on-screen graphics. Used along with the Traditional Logic text, this new video course will enable your student to learn this important subject by bringing a logic teacher into your home. Grade 7 and up."