I have a similar question the post on July 25 2006 about Worldview Studies/Church History, although my goals are different from previous writers questions. I am considering going for the highschool credit in church history as the purple pages state or perhaps the 1/4 credit in Worldview studies. But when I look for church history reading assigments on yellow pages, there is usually only assigned reading for Worldview studies and an occassional church history reading assignment section. Are they integrated and is the church history credit based on approx 5 hours of reading of your choice as a teacher/parent or based on specific assigments TOG has prescribed? Which would be the core books you would recommend? I too have the Trial and Triumph and the 100 Most Impt Events books as well as Operation World. Do I also need the Mark Noll book for a spine? Just confused about the execution of this in planning weekly lessons. Also how much of the church history credit depends on the weekly suggestions on your website?

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There hasn't been an answer to this question and it's one I've been watching too so I'm reposting in hopes that someone will see it who is able to respond. I truly appreciate the sacrifice of time so many give to make this forum so incredibly helpful. Happy summer planning everyone!

Michelle, i've been checking back often as well to see if you've received a reply to this because i'd like to know too. I think, i'm not certain, the yellow pages are the worldview readings and the Church History readings would be in the Teacher's notes under the CH threads would be for the Church History readings. I hope Dana or Marcia will answer with the correct information.

For those who have wondered along with me about where the specific Church History assignments are listed, I am now in week 3 of our studies and have proceeded in the Church History studies highschool credit with the Teacher notes as my guide for assignments. I have found enough work there so far to accomplish 3.5 hours of reading a week for a half credit. I have not received a direct answer on this matter but have stumbled into the answers by just plowing through the material!