Home Schooling | An ounce of Faith

Empty Nest with my Homeschoolers

by Monique Lopez Ong | Jun 22, 2017 | Family, Home Schooling | 1 |

We talked about this day. We prayed and sought advice. We had long discussions. This school year...

For The First Time

by Monique Lopez Ong | Jan 15, 2016 | Business, Church, Faith, Family, Home Schooling | 2 |

2015 was some kind of flavor. It was a mix of everything salty, bitter and sweet. There were a lot of lessons learned. We learned from the mistakes we made. We learned to love even if it hurts deeply. We learned how to let go of some desires for a greater purpose. We learned more about what it is to walk by faith. It was not the widest of roads because business was not as great but the narrow road was a beautiful journey as well.

Learning from building a sandcastle

by John Mateos Ong | Nov 9, 2015 | Faith, Family, Home Schooling | 1 |

I received an email at 10pm the night before that our 940am flight (from Caticlan to Manila) was...

Counterflow 2015: The Rise of the Super dads, the rise of the super moms, the raising of the Super Kids.

by John Mateos Ong | Oct 12, 2015 | Church, Events, Faith, Family, Home Schooling, Marriage, News | 0 |

For 3 years now, we have been on a movement of helping families, strengthening their parenting skills and knowledge and empowering them to do a “Counterflow” from the wrong worldviews. Today, we are asking the Fathers to step up and lead their families. We are calling mothers to respond to the cries of their children. We are calling everyone to pro-actively make a stand and counterflow.

Playing for Keeps

by Monique Lopez Ong | Oct 8, 2015 | Family, Home Schooling | 0 |

When people see us our family – usually 2 extreme reactions usually come out of their mouth. One...

Parenting Lessons in Kidzania

by Monique Lopez Ong | Aug 8, 2015 | Faith, Family, Home Schooling | 0 |

It was a great privilege to have Kidzania invite homeschooling families to try out the facility before its official opening. I have never heard of Kidzania and I did not know that they existed in 10 countries. I just knew that...