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Gen 2 Conference, January 30-31, 2015 Special Message from Israel Wayne

CHEK shares a special message from Israel Wayne of Family Renewal Ministries Brothers and Sisters, I wanted to let you know, I will be giving a Keynote address at the Gen 2 Conference at the Creation Museum near Cincinnati, OH on January 30-31, 2015: https://gen2conference.com This will be the unveiling of the largest study on Millennials over released (over 10,000 completed participants). There will be a lot of data unveiled about what factors are shaping the faith and worldview on these young adults. Homeschooling, Christian schools, government schooling, worldview training, church involvement, family devotion, involvement of fathers and much more will be discussed and explores as this information is revealed. I wanted to personally encourage you, if you can, to attend this important conference. Speakers will include: Kevin Swanson, Dr. Brian Ray (the co-sponsors of this event), Albert Mohler, Dr. Jeff Myers (of Summit Ministries), Camden Spiller of Home...

#Homeschooling, #Parenting from a Biblical Worldview, Israel Wayne Keynote Speaker

Israel Wayne Keynote Speaker for CHEK Family & Homeschool Conference Homeschooling: Preference or Conviction? Why do you homeschool? What will define success for you when your children are grown? What is a Biblical philosophy of education? This keynote session focuses on what is really important. Israel will share what has helped his family avoid burnout and frustration in their many years of homeschooling. Homeschooling From A Biblical Worldview Are your children prepared to face the “real world”? Learn how to equip your children to stand against the flood of secularism and humanism that threatens to drown them. What is your worldview? How will you transfer a Biblical worldview to your children? How can you be more effective than the media and popular culture? Discover how to teach your children to view the core subjects (and all of life) through the lens of Scripture. Full-time Parenting--Workshop The average parent spends about 19 minutes per day intera...