Individual Courses
Together Time, à la carte.
Gospel-shaped family worship that anchors the homeschool day in God and His Word. It's the cornerstone of every Living Heritage cycle — and soon you'll be able to buy it on its own.
What it is
The cornerstone of the school day.
If education is primarily a discipleship effort, Together Time is where the day begins — a time for all ages to come together in worship of God and in forming hearts to love what is true, good, and beautiful.
Each day's plan is arranged in a gospel shape: God speaks to us through His Word, and we respond to Him in worship — recognizing His greatness, confessing our sins, receiving His Word, and resolving to obey. Re-telling the story of the gospel this way, every day, trains our children's hearts as well as their minds.
Together Time takes about 30 minutes a day, with a shorter time (closer to 10 minutes) on Fridays. Like the rest of the curriculum, the plans are 150 days long — 30 weeks — leaving room to add holiday plans like our Festival Weeks.
New to Together Time?
Read more about Together Time.
See how Together Time works as the daily worship cornerstone of the full Living Heritage curriculum — its gospel shape, what's included, and how families use it.
Four volumes
One volume for each time period.
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Volume 1
A year of hymns and prayers of the Early Church, Scripture memory, catechism & creed — and then a single “beauty subject” (much from the 1600s) on a four-day loop: poetry, picture study, music appreciation, or Shakespeare.
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Volume 2
A year of hymns and prayers of the Middle Ages & Reformation, Scripture memory, catechism & creed — and then a single “beauty subject” (much from the 1700s) on a four-day loop: poetry, picture study, music appreciation, or Shakespeare.
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Volume 3
A year of hymns of the 1800s and prayers of the Reformation, Scripture memory, catechism & creed — and then a single “beauty subject” (much from the 1800s) on a four-day loop: poetry, picture study, music appreciation, or Shakespeare.
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Volume 4
A year of hymns of the 20th Century and prayers of the Puritans, Scripture memory, catechism & creed — and then a single “beauty subject” (much from the 1900s) on a four-day loop: poetry, picture study, music appreciation, or Shakespeare.
Worship through the ages
Singing and praying with the church across the centuries.
Together Time roughly follows the historical time periods of the Living Heritage cycles, so that while your children study history, they're also singing the hymns and praying the prayers of believers who lived in that time — and studying its art and music.
Even if you don't use Living Heritage, over four years, the hymns and historic prayers walk chronologically through the ages: from the Early Church to the Middle Ages, the Reformation, the 17th- and 18th-century Puritans, the 1800s, and finally the modern church. Your family worships as one with the church through the ages, world without end.
- ~30 minutes a day, shorter on Fridays
- 150 days of plans (30 weeks)
- All ages together — one plan for the whole family
- Gospel-shaped daily liturgy
- Hymns & historic prayers from the period
- Sacred art & music of the era
- One volume per cycle (four in all)
Already a Living Heritage member?
It's already in your cycle.
Together Time is the cornerstone of every Living Heritage cycle — Basic, Premium, and Premium + Syllabird. If you've bought a cycle, it's already in your member portal at no additional cost.
The à la carte option is for families using a different overall curriculum who want Together Time on its own. Stand-alone volumes are coming summer 2026.
Shop more individual courses
Other pieces of Living Heritage, à la carte.
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High School Sciences
Five full-credit, young-earth science courses with labs and a Charlotte Mason living-books approach. $59 each.
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Festival Plans
Five Living Heritage Festival Weeks — Advent, Reformation, Passion Week, Thanksgiving, and a patriotic week — designed in the same gospel shape as Together Time.
Explore Festival Plans →
Coming summer 2026
Want Together Time now?
It's already included in every Living Heritage cycle — so you can begin worshiping together today.