“We’re a small, family-owned, garage-grown publisher—and we wouldn't have it any other way!”

Aaron and Grace Reyburn didn't just happen into homeschooling—they lived it. Both grew up in homeschool families, surrounded by books, ideas, and the freedom to learn deeply rather than quickly. They know what it's like to sit at the kitchen table working through challenging material, to have parents who invested in their education, and to experience learning as something more than standardized testing and classroom management.

Now they believe it's their turn to give back.

Aaron is a Marine veteran, published author, and foreman at Reyburn Piano Works, where he restores instruments built to last generations. That same commitment to craftsmanship drives his writing. He's the author of Build the Family Win the War, a field manual for parents navigating digital culture, discipline, and biblical parenting in the trenches. He's also the creator of The Brytewood Chronicles, a fantasy series that weaves theology, sacrifice, and redemption into sweeping narrative—proving that biblically grounded literature doesn't have to be shallow or preachy.​

As a leader in his church, Aaron understands the importance of discipleship, community, and faithful stewardship. That same conviction shapes everything Reyburn Press creates—resources that honor Scripture without compromising on excellence.

Grace brings years of hands-on experience as an educator and daycare professional. She understands child development, learning differences, and what actually works in the home classroom—not just what sounds good in theory. Her insight shapes every curriculum and resource Reyburn Press creates, ensuring it's practical, accessible, and built for real families with real challenges.

Together, they founded Reyburn Press to create the kind of resources they wish had existed when they were growing up. The Craftsman's Creative Writing Course is their flagship curriculum—a 9-week program that teaches students real story craft, not just grammar drills. It's designed for homeschool families and co-ops who want to equip young writers with diagnostic revision skills, peer feedback techniques, and the confidence to tell stories that matter.

As a small, family-owned operation, Reyburn Press stays lean, affordable, and focused on what matters most: creating excellent resources that serve homeschool families well. We believe curriculum should teach real craft, not just compliance. Stories should inspire virtue without talking down to readers. And resources should be affordable, excellent, and rooted in Scripture.

We've been shaped by homeschooling. Now we're helping shape the next generation of homeschoolers.

Because great education—and great stories—are worth fighting for.