Family Life at a Bakery in Canada - Creating a Great Family Economy
July 11, 2011
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Socialist, Family-fragmenting, Birth-Imploding Dystopias vs. A Heart-warming Homeschool Family with a Bakery Nick Stam is a Dutch Baker in New Brunswick, Canada. He has 12 children, "a Baker's Dozen," and a family business that beats all family businesses. Their children have helped to operate the bakery for years, while they were homeschooled. In sharp contrast with the socialist, family-fragmenting, birth-imploding dystopia around them, here is a life-filled story of a family-integrated business filled with 12 children, sweet breads, a homeschooling mom, and a "papa" who is engaged everyday with his children. Families all over the world will find this story very inspiring! It is a story about fatherhood, families working together, debt-free living, faith, generational vision, and hope for the future.
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