Candy
Summers
New Homeschooler’s Seminar,
Part I of III
“By wisdom a house is built, and by understanding it is established; and by knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches.” (Proverbs 24:3,4) In this fast paced, fully-packed, continuous 3 hour workshop, Candy will cover the Hebrew Method of Education, The Father’s Role, Maintaining Our Vision, Curriculum, Organization, Flexibility, Creative Teaching Methods for Each Subject, Unit Studies, Grading, Testing, College Preparation, Missouri’s Requirements, Teaching with Toddlers, Avoiding the Enemy’s Lure to Over Commitment, Protecting Our Children from Satan’s Grip, Staying the Course, Child Training, The Blessed Joy of Motherhood, Surprising and Delighting Your Family, and How to Celebrate Your Family’s Greatest Gift—Each Other.
12:00 p.m. - 1:00
p.m.
New
Homeschooler’s Seminar,
Part II of III
1:00p.m. - 2:00p.m.
New Homeschooler’s
Seminar,
Part III of III
3:10p.m. - 4:10p.m.
Convenantal Families That are About
Their Father's Business,
Part I of III
Let us face the antithesis
honestly by asking ourselves if we are devoted to our children’s
business and their child-centered activities, or are they devoted to our
business and our family-centered activities? Most Christians desire industrious
producers but inadvertently train them to be pleasure-seeking consumers.
Explore the biblical foundation of being about our father’s business,
which formed the basis of American families until the Industrial Revolution,
when individuals left home to invest in other men’s endeavors. Learn
how to impart direction and purpose as you train your children to be disciplined
and motivated workers who joyfully embrace their family’s labor.
Be encouraged to walk together, not apart; work alongside each other,
not alone; enjoy each other’s company instead of that of strangers
while also efficiently equipping your children for their future roles
as spouses and parents. Redeem the precious gift of time by investing
in your own family as you balance work, service, and pleasurable family
activities. Drawing from their own experience, Jon and Candy will explore
the peculiar challenges and joys of business as they share the practical
aspects of managing time, division of labor, diversification of skills,
creating an identity, setting a standard of excellence, advertisement,
location, record keeping, insurance, taxes, employees, investment, evangelizing,
and reaping what you sow.
Convenantal Families That are About Their Father's Business,
Part II of III