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Virtue Paths Publishing creates truth-anchored resources for churches, educators, and homeschool families.

Born from the vision of a Baptist pastor and working alongside a sending church, we write to build up believers through truth and beauty.

09/14/2026

Meet Charles Journeycake — a Delaware chief who led his people through one of the darkest chapters in American history, all while holding fast to his Christian faith. 🍂

His story is rarely taught, but it belongs in every homeschool or Christian history book.

Our FREE Living Literary Lesson brings his story to life for grades 1–12, using it to teach onomatopoeia — plus narrative, discussion questions, mapwork, and writing prompts. Download it free 👇
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09/07/2026

What’s inside Steadfast for Truth?

Keach’s world.
His convictions.
And his own words.

This book brings them all together — the seventeenth-century Baptist pastor, hymn writer, and author whose life still has something to say to Christian schools, homeschool families, and anyone who cares about Baptist literary heritage.

Explore the book and companion materials. (Link in first comment.)

08/30/2026

It's here! 🎉

Steadfast for Truth: An Introduction to the Life and Works of Benjamin Keach is live on Amazon today. Praise God for a finished book!

Who was Benjamin Keach? He was a 17th-century Baptist pastor, poet, and catechist who wrote allegory and verse alongside his preaching. As a writer whose work was read far beyond his own congregation in his own lifetime, he is worth knowing.

Teachers and homeschool parents: a full study companion is ready to download alongside the book. Study guides, teacher edition with answer keys, quizzes, lesson plans, and a five-week, 2-day per week pathway. It's all written and ready to teach.

This is the first volume in the Baptist Literary Heritage series. By God's grace, more will follow!

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08/13/2026

Everyone knows Adoniram Judson. Fewer know the man who went first.

George Liele was born into slavery in Virginia around 1750. He was converted, called to preach, and eventually freed — and then, when his former owner's heirs tried to pull him back into slavery, he had to prove his freedom from a jail cell.

In 1782 he left Savannah for Jamaica. He couldn't afford the passage, so he went as an indentured servant and worked off the debt after he arrived. Then he started preaching.

He founded the first Baptist church in Jamaica. He was imprisoned and charged with sedition for preaching to enslaved people — and he kept going.

He sailed a full decade before William Carey and thirty years before Judson. America's first Baptist missionary was a formerly enslaved man who paid his own way across the water.

This mini-unit brings his story into the schoolroom for grades 1–12 — full living-history narrative, narration and discussion questions across three age levels, journaling and copywork pages, and Scripture connections.

📖 Link in comments.

Had you heard of George Liele before today?

07/30/2026

Teaching writing this year — at home or in the classroom? ✍️

Living Literary Lessons (Baptist History) + the Living Literary Journal make it easy to cover both language arts and history in a day or two, grades 1-12 — truth-centered, and completely free.
This unit teaches similes through the true story of missionaries Henrietta & J. Lewis Shuck to China.

Download at virtuepaths.com

07/20/2026

🌺 Meet Esther Yerger Hamilton — a young missionary who taught God's Word with quiet faithfulness in the Philippines, never knowing that war would soon test that faith in fire.
Through years of separation, internment, and hardship, her story shows something powerful: grace often shines most clearly in dark places.
Our FREE Living History unit brings her story to life for students grades 1–12 — with narrative, discussion questions, mapwork, Scripture connections, and writing prompts by age level.
📖 Download link in first comment.

07/06/2026

🌍 Meet Thomas James Comber — a young missionary who left England at just 24 to bring the Gospel to the Congo. The people called him "Vianga-Vianga," the man who hurries about, because he believed every soul mattered and time was short.

His story of courage, sacrifice, and joy in Christ is one every homeschool family should know.

Our free Living History Narrative brings his life to vivid focus for students in grades 1–12 — complete with discussion questions, mapwork, Scripture connections, and writing prompts tailored to your child's age level.

📖 Download it free at virtuepaths.com

06/26/2026

Proof copies of Steadfast for Truth arrive tomorrow! 📬

This is the first book in the Baptist Literary Heritage series from Virtue Paths Publishing—an introduction to the life and (literary) works of Benjamin Keach.

Keach was a remarkably prolific 17th-century Baptist writer who produced nearly 50 works, including allegories, hymns, catechisms, and theological treatises. Through persecution and controversy, he remained steadfast for biblical truth, and his writings continue to enrich believers today.

We're so excited to finally hold this book in our hands and can’t wait to share it with you!

Comment KEACH below if you're interested in receiving launch updates, or tag a friend who loves Baptist history!

Follow along for more as we head toward the official launch of this new title.

06/09/2026

Teaching the next generation is holy work—and Baptist history is worth passing on. 📖

Born from the vision of a Baptist pastor and working in conjunction with a sending church, we create Scripture-rooted resources for educators and homeschool parents who want to teach Baptist heritage and faith with confidence.

Join our free Educator List to learn more about our Baptist history materials—with more in development—along with practical teaching ideas and encouragement to keep you going.
You don't have to do this alone.

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05/22/2026

Good pastors are a blessing — they shepherd faithfully, love the flock, and point people to Christ. But 3 John 9-11 warns us that not every man behind the pulpit has those motives.

The Apostle John called out such a pastor by name — Pastor Diotrephes. And what he did inside the church describes some pulpits today.

Are you ready for your wolf encounter? You need to be ready.

Full study available in the book — link in the comments 👇

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