John T. McGreevy

Continental Achievement

History & Biography

“Kevin Starr's Continental Achievement is itself a glorious achievement. Starr's narrative turns the early years of Catholicism in the United States into a riveting story of rivalry, piety, and ambition. It is a superb introduction to how a global religion made itself in a deeply Protestant republic. It will also stand as an appropriate valedictory for one of our era's most gifted historians.”

Skipping School

Discipleship & Christian Education

“We used to say that in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, schools replaced families as the primary vehicle for the education of children. Yet in 2026, one in ten American children is homeschooled. Dixie Dillon Lane’s elegantly written and absorbing history of the modern homeschooling movement in the United States is essential reading for anyone attempting to understand this momentous shift. Combining archival research and interviews, Lane has written a book of fundamental importance for policymakers, parents, and citizens.”