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Bluegrass Christian Home EducatorsLucretiaBradleylucretiab@bellsouth.netNelson, Washington
Christian Teaching Homes
Tina
Burnell
ChristianTeachingHomes-          owner @yahoogroups.com
Kentuckiana Region (Jefferson, Bullitt, Southern Indiana)
FAITH
Amy      


Moore  
     

MooresinKY@gmail.com

Hardin

 Faith Heritage Homeschoolers
 Deeann
 Peek
 deeannpeek@yahoo.com
 Nelson






 Heartland Christian Home Educators, HCHE
 Paul
 Brantingham
  brantinghams9@juno.com
 Hardin, Larue

Home for His Glory

SueEllen

 Barnes

Execboard@homeforhisglory.com

Jefferson & Surrounding

Bullit County Co-op
Julie
Howlett
 howlett@insightbb.com
Bullitt & Surrounding
North Oldham Association of Homeschoolers, NOAH
Gina
Glenn


scholarmom@gmail.com
 Oldham, Henry
Oldham Christian Home Educators
Yahoo Group		  
Oldham, W. Henry, Shelby, Jefferson
Shelby County Home Educators
Nora
Maeser


2manymutts@shelbywireless.net
Shelby & Surrounding
Teen Activities for Christian Homeschoolers
Malia
Russell


 russellhome@gmail.com
Jefferson, Oldham, Bullitt, Shelby

Taylorsville Christian Co-op,TCC
Valley View Home Educators
 Michelle
Lisa
Brewer
Howell
mibtaylorsville@yahoo.com       

 lah0223@yahoo.com
Spencer, Shelby
Jefferson, Bullitt, & Surrounding Co.

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