There are many things in the news right now that can make us feel anxious. From “man-made” hurricanes, to the war in Israel, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and forget that we don’t need to know everything—because we know the One who does. Join me today as I address this listener’s concern, and listen in as HSLDA President Jim Mason joins me to talk about recent attacks on homeschooling.
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Meet The Guest: Jim Mason
Since joining HSLDA to lead the litigation team in 2001, Jim Mason has represented homeschooling families in a wide range of challenging situations and has set precedents that have expanded freedom for the homeschool community.
Before coming to HSLDA, Jim represented numerous right-to-life groups in campaign finance cases and clerked for an appellate court judge in Oregon. He graduated with highest honors from Regent University School of Law in 1996. Jim is a veteran of the US Navy and served on active duty in Operation Desert Storm.
Jim and his wife Debbie live in Stephenson, Virginia. They have seven children and six grandchildren. The Masons homeschooled all of their children through high school. In his spare time, Jim is an avid bird watcher.
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