Typed In Faith
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Your mission says faith runs through every subject.
What should it look like in your technology classes?

Biblical integration should be visible.

Most Christian schools believe every subject should reflect a biblical worldview. Yet technology is often one of the hardest places to demonstrate that integration in daily instruction.

Inefficient typing stifles every other subject.

Students who struggle to type efficiently lose valuable time across writing assignments, research, assessments, and digital learning. Keyboarding is rarely the focus of a school, yet it supports learning across the curriculum.

Technology needs more than boundaries. It needs purpose.

Policies and filters are important, but they cannot shape a student's understanding of technology. Students also need a positive vision for using digital tools with wisdom, stewardship, and a biblical foundation.

Technology will shape their future.

Graduates will spend their lives creating, communicating, and serving through technology. Families are looking for schools that prepare students with both practical skill and biblical conviction.

The skill that strengthens every subject.

Typing fluency removes barriers to learning, helping students write, research, create, and communicate more effectively across the curriculum.

The skill that makes every subject stronger

  • Essays, research, assessments, and digital learning move at the speed of thought.
  • Every hour of instruction begins to compound rather than accumulate.
  • It strengthens every department without competing with any of them.

When students can type fluently, every classroom benefits.

You're shaping students who create

  • Students made in the image of the Creator are called to create.
  • Writing, designing, coding, and communicating all begin with keyboard proficiency.
  • Technical fluency gives students the freedom to create instead of struggle.

Typing fluency is the foundation of creative work in the digital age.

Students who use technology, not students shaped by it

  • Competence builds confidence and wise digital habits.
  • Purposeful creators approach technology differently.
  • Typing Scripture helps cultivate discernment in a digital world where truth is increasingly challenged.

Students with genuine technical skill are better equipped to create than merely consume.

One skill. A lasting distinctive.

  • A technology course where Scripture is the curriculum, not an added devotion.
  • A visible expression of biblical integration beyond Bible class.
  • A practical answer when parents or accreditors ask how faith shapes learning.

One decision that strengthens students while reinforcing your school's mission.

For Christian schools, the same skill does something deeper.

It becomes the place your mission shows up, in the one class nobody expected it.

Meet Typed in Faith

The First Guided Scripture-Based Keyboard Typing Program

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Every lesson is rooted in Scripture

Most typing programs feel rushed and cluttered, full of ads, distractions, and content you wouldn't want on your school's screens. Typed in Faith is different: a calm, structured, Scripture-centered curriculum that teaches real typing fluency using the Word of God for every exercise, from Genesis to Revelation.

Our goal is to help your students build genuine skill while Scripture takes root in their hearts and minds.

Modules 1–3 | Home Row, Top Row, Bottom Row Letters

Students learn home-key finger placement and work through each lowercase letter in a natural progression. As they type excerpts from Genesis to Deuteronomy, the Historical Books, and the Prophets, illustrated Scripture art anchors both muscle memory and meaning. By the end, students type confidently and see Scripture woven through every lesson.

Module 4 | Capital Letters, Punctuation, and Review

Students integrate capital letters, punctuation, numbers, and special keys while exploring Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes. The questions, exclamations, and rhythms of these texts bring deeper meaning to the lessons. The module closes with an Old Testament review and prophetic excerpts from Micah 5, Isaiah 53, Daniel 7 and others pointing toward the coming of Christ.

Modules 5–6 | Full Keyboard typing of the Gospels and the Early Church

Typing expands to full-keyboard mastery as students follow the life of Jesus from birth to resurrection and ascension through Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, with over 250 verbatim Scripture exercises tracing His words and works. The final module moves from Acts to Revelation, guiding students through the Church's growth and the hope of Christ's return.

A Dashboard Built for Teachers and Administrators

Students receive Scripture-based encouragement, performance feedback, and a simple reward system that reinforces steady growth. The dashboard reports accuracy and words per minute over time, along with insights on which letters or keys need more practice. Teachers monitor class-wide progress on a single screen, so you always know exactly how each student, and the whole class, is progressing.

Getting started is simple

1

Try a free lesson

See the curriculum for yourself. Type a Scripture passage. No signup needed.

2

Talk to our team

Request school pricing and we will tailor a plan to your size and grade levels.

3

Roll it out

Set up your classes, hand teachers the dashboard, and standardize typing across your grades.

From the Fathers Who Built It

We're fathers who have spent our careers working in technology, and we wanted our children to master technology, not be mastered by it.

We wanted them to develop genuine technical skill while spending meaningful time in God's Word. We wanted technology to become a tool for creation, communication, and service, not distraction or consumption. When we couldn't find a typing curriculum that reflected those convictions, we built it ourselves.

What We Believe

  • Repetition shapes more than skill. The same practice that builds typing fluency can also reinforce Scripture memory.
  • Children thrive with something meaningful. They don't need more distraction or distortion.
  • Skill development and spiritual formation can happen at the same time. The same lesson can strengthen both capable hands and faithful hearts.

"The perfect typing resource for Christian homeschooling families in my opinion!"

~ Liza T

Why Leaders choose Typed in Faith

Scripture as the curriculum, not an addition.

Every exercise comes directly from the Word of God. Scripture isn't a devotional added to a typing course; it is the content students engage with every lesson.

A safe digital environment you can trust.

No advertisements. No data harvesting. No ideological content. Just a focused learning experience designed with student privacy in mind.

Progress you can measure. Growth you can demonstrate.

Track accuracy, words per minute, and skill development over time with clear benchmarks for students, teachers, and school leaders.

Simple oversight. Meaningful intervention.

Teachers see class-wide progress, accuracy, and skill development in one place, allowing them to support students where help is actually needed.

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Bring Typed in Faith to your school.

  • See it first, try a free lesson, no signup required
  • Flexible pricing tailored to your size and grade levels
  • Faith integration, faster classrooms, and measurable outcomes

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