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The Tebows planned each child’s education around their family values, character training, and the individual’s learning style, interests, and goals. At five years old, he was already begging to play organized sports like his two older brothers. Tim, who is now 6’3” tall and 235 pounds, came from an athletic family and was drawn to sports at an early age. He also loves to visit the orphanage and spend time playing with the children.Īll of the Tebow children, including Tim, were home-educated in the Philippines and Florida. One of the highlights of Tim’s mission trips over the years was sharing his beliefs before 10,000 high school students in Digos, Mindanao. All the Tebow children-Tim as well as his two older brothers and two older sisters-have been involved in summer mission trips to the Philippines sponsored by the Bob Tebow Evangelistic Association. However, Bob Tebow continues to maintain his twenty-four year Christian ministry in the Philippines, including running a home for orphaned children. When Tim was age three, his family moved back to Florida.

Both Pam and Tim survived the close call. Pam overruled them and, despite a severe placental abruption, she carried the baby to term. Shortly after her recovery, Pam became pregnant, but doctors suspected she had a massive tumor and recommended an abortion to save her life. Prior to conception, Pam suffered a life-threatening infection with a pathogenic amoeba, forcing doctors to use extremely strong drugs to bring her out of a coma and treat her dysentery. He was delivered on August 14, 1987, in Manila, Philippines, to Robert (“Bob”) and Pam Tebow, who serve as Christian missionaries.

Tim and his family are no strangers to overcoming adversity. He has shown himself to be not only an elite athletic performer, but also a solid academic performer and involved civic participant who lifts the many lives touched by his influence. Tim Tebow’s contributions to home education and the world at large extend far beyond the gridiron.

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A full list of his sports accomplishments, which is several pages long, can be found here. Tim’s extensive list of sports awards, championships, and accolades makes him one of the most decorated student athletes ever to play the game of American college football. Sullivan Award as the nation's most outstanding amateur athlete in any sport. In 2007, Tim also garnered the Maxwell Award as the top football player in the United States, the Davey O’Brien Award as the nation's best quarterback, Walter Camp All-American status, the Associated Press College Football Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, and the James E. Tim was the first player in history to win the Heisman as a sophomore. He received the 2007 Heisman Memorial Trophy Award (also known as the Heisman Trophy or the Heisman), a prestigious annual honor presented by the Downtown Athletic Club of New York City to the most outstanding player in collegiate American football.

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Tim is perhaps best known as the starting quarterback for the University of Florida Gators, where he has led the team to two Bowl Championship Series (BCS) national championships (2006, 2008) in NCAA Division I American football. He maintains a grade point average in the 3.70–3.80 range and was honored during both 20 as an ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American of the Year winner (chosen by the College Sports Information Directors of America). A graduate of home education, Tim is now an accomplished student athlete at the University of Florida, who is pursuing a degree in Family, Youth and Community Sciences. The 2008 Quaqua Protégé is Tim Tebow of Jacksonville, Florida.