CFHE's 21st Annual Homeschool Conference
Friday & Saturday, March 13 &14, 2015
Friday & Saturday, March 13 &14, 2015
Friday, March 13, 2:00pm-8:00pm
Saturday, March 14, 8:45am-4:30pm
Millwood Community Presbyterian Church
3223 North Marguerite Rd.
Spokane Valley, WA 99212
Prices for Conference:
$25 for non-members at the door
$20 for members at the door
$10 for teens
You can pay at the door.
Spread the word in your homeschool circles by printing out the flyer and pinning it up at your church, co-op, or community areas.
$25 for non-members at the door
$20 for members at the door
$10 for teens
You can pay at the door.
Spread the word in your homeschool circles by printing out the flyer and pinning it up at your church, co-op, or community areas.
Schedule
Friday, March 13, 2015
2pm--Vendor Hall opens
2:30pm-3:30pm--Workshop #1
4pm-5pm--Workshop #2
5pm-6:30pm--Shopping/Dinner
6:30-7:45pm--Keynote #1
8pm--Vendor Hall closes
Saturday, March 14, 2015
8:45-10am--Keynote #2
9am--Vendor Hall opens
10:30am-11:30am--Workshop #3
11:30am-1pm--Shopping/Lunch
1pm-2pm--Workshop #4
2:30-4pm--Keynote #3
4:30pm--Vendor Hall closes
Friday, March 13, 2015
2pm--Vendor Hall opens
2:30pm-3:30pm--Workshop #1
4pm-5pm--Workshop #2
5pm-6:30pm--Shopping/Dinner
6:30-7:45pm--Keynote #1
8pm--Vendor Hall closes
Saturday, March 14, 2015
8:45-10am--Keynote #2
9am--Vendor Hall opens
10:30am-11:30am--Workshop #3
11:30am-1pm--Shopping/Lunch
1pm-2pm--Workshop #4
2:30-4pm--Keynote #3
4:30pm--Vendor Hall closes
Our keynote speaker, TODD WILSON, is a dad, writer, conference speaker, and former pastor. Todd’s humor and down to earth realness have made him a favorite speaker at homeschool conventions across the country and a guest on Focus on the Family.
As founder of Familyman Ministries, his passion and mission are to remind dads and moms of what’s most important through a weekly e-mail for dads, seminars, and books that encourage parents.
Todd, and his wife Debbie, homeschool six of their eight children (two have graduated) in northern Indiana and travel America in the Familyman Mobile.
As founder of Familyman Ministries, his passion and mission are to remind dads and moms of what’s most important through a weekly e-mail for dads, seminars, and books that encourage parents.
Todd, and his wife Debbie, homeschool six of their eight children (two have graduated) in northern Indiana and travel America in the Familyman Mobile.
Keynote Sessions
Friday 6:30pm-7:45pm
Keynote #1: This, We Believe!
Dads and moms, in all the busyness of life and swell of expert advice, we've forgotten the fundamental truths of homeschooling and family. In short, we’ve forgotten why we do what we do. We have plenty of “how tos” but have forgotten the “why tos” and it evidences itself in our lack of joy of homeschooling, family, and parenting. Join funny guy and familyman, Todd Wilson, as he sets the stage for a great homeschool convention and the best year ever as he brings us back to the basics of what we believe about family and homeschooling. You're not going to want to miss this for the world.
Saturday 8:45am-10:00am
Keynote #2: Choose the Hard Things or How to Keep Going When You Feel Like Giving Up
Homeschooling is hard, parenting is hard, and marriage…well, that’s way hard. And that’s OK and even normal. Trouble is we don’t like hard. We want easy, fast, and cheap, and at the same time we want successful results.
But the truth is that good things are hard and hard things are good, and they go hand in hand. Sadly, most people don’t ever experience the good because they can’t handle the hard. They put the hard thing off, hoping it will get easier, or they avoid it all together, and all they end up with is a pile of regrets.
Here’s the good news: you can handle the hard. In fact, if you’re faced with two choices, pick ‘HARD.’
During this hour, you’ll laugh with Todd as he shares how to embrace the hardness while keeping your eye on the joy and experience God’s best for you.
Saturday 2:30pm-4:00 pm
Keynote #3: Get REAL!
Are you convinced that every homeschooling family except yours is great? Do you believe the lie that others are more organized, better prepared, have smarter kids, are wiser parents, and have a child in the national spelling bee? Well, let me set the record straight...that's not the way it is! The truth is most moms feel inadequate. Homeschooling moms fear that they're letting their kids down in their education and in example. They feel like their house is out of control, their children are beasts, and the sizzle has left their marriages. Join us as we unleash the power in being REAL. You’ll never be the same again.
Friday 6:30pm-7:45pm
Keynote #1: This, We Believe!
Dads and moms, in all the busyness of life and swell of expert advice, we've forgotten the fundamental truths of homeschooling and family. In short, we’ve forgotten why we do what we do. We have plenty of “how tos” but have forgotten the “why tos” and it evidences itself in our lack of joy of homeschooling, family, and parenting. Join funny guy and familyman, Todd Wilson, as he sets the stage for a great homeschool convention and the best year ever as he brings us back to the basics of what we believe about family and homeschooling. You're not going to want to miss this for the world.
Saturday 8:45am-10:00am
Keynote #2: Choose the Hard Things or How to Keep Going When You Feel Like Giving Up
Homeschooling is hard, parenting is hard, and marriage…well, that’s way hard. And that’s OK and even normal. Trouble is we don’t like hard. We want easy, fast, and cheap, and at the same time we want successful results.
But the truth is that good things are hard and hard things are good, and they go hand in hand. Sadly, most people don’t ever experience the good because they can’t handle the hard. They put the hard thing off, hoping it will get easier, or they avoid it all together, and all they end up with is a pile of regrets.
Here’s the good news: you can handle the hard. In fact, if you’re faced with two choices, pick ‘HARD.’
During this hour, you’ll laugh with Todd as he shares how to embrace the hardness while keeping your eye on the joy and experience God’s best for you.
Saturday 2:30pm-4:00 pm
Keynote #3: Get REAL!
Are you convinced that every homeschooling family except yours is great? Do you believe the lie that others are more organized, better prepared, have smarter kids, are wiser parents, and have a child in the national spelling bee? Well, let me set the record straight...that's not the way it is! The truth is most moms feel inadequate. Homeschooling moms fear that they're letting their kids down in their education and in example. They feel like their house is out of control, their children are beasts, and the sizzle has left their marriages. Join us as we unleash the power in being REAL. You’ll never be the same again.
Pull-Out Sessions 2015
Friday
2:30pm-3:30pm--Workshop #1
1 --Confessions of a Homeschool Mom--Morna Gilbert
2 --The Geology of Washington State from a Biblical Perspective--Patrick Nurre
3 – A Parent's Guide to Making Friends with Social Media—John Wilkerson (via Skype)
4 –Philosophies of Homeschooling 101—Susan Evans
5 – Teen track- Challenging Culture's Expectations of You--Pam Johnson
4pm-5pm--Workshop #2
1 --Keeping God the Focus in Our Homeschooling--Kristina Busby
2 –Field Trips for Homeschoolers—Kelly Clark
3-- Homeschool High School? Yes. You can.—Marchauna Rodgers
4 – How to Be a Great Wife Even though You Homeschool—Todd Wilson
5 – Teen track- Jealousy: Understanding the Poison and Its Antidote—David Craig
Saturday
10:30am-11:30am--Workshop #3
1 --Organizing Your Homeschool Day—Susan Evans
2 --So You Think You'd Like to Write, Huh?--Richard Cary
3 –Classical Education Myths--Stacy Ott
4 – Men- Help! I'm Married to a Homeschooling Mom--Todd Wilson
5 -Teen track- Transitioning from Homeschooling to College--Molly and Sarah Rodgers, Donna Robbins
1pm-2pm--Workshop #4
1 --The Adventure Begins: Encouragement, How-Tos, and Tips for the Beginning Home Schooler –Nicole Neale
2 – The Logic Tools of Learning—Jim Nance
3 –Homeschool High School: Challenges, Curriculum, Methods and More--Tammy Peterson
4 – Men- Designed to Educate – Jeff Wells
5 – Teen track- Clear Communication Techniques for Teens--Donna Robbins
Friday
2:30pm-3:30pm--Workshop #1
1 --Confessions of a Homeschool Mom--Morna Gilbert
2 --The Geology of Washington State from a Biblical Perspective--Patrick Nurre
3 – A Parent's Guide to Making Friends with Social Media—John Wilkerson (via Skype)
4 –Philosophies of Homeschooling 101—Susan Evans
5 – Teen track- Challenging Culture's Expectations of You--Pam Johnson
4pm-5pm--Workshop #2
1 --Keeping God the Focus in Our Homeschooling--Kristina Busby
2 –Field Trips for Homeschoolers—Kelly Clark
3-- Homeschool High School? Yes. You can.—Marchauna Rodgers
4 – How to Be a Great Wife Even though You Homeschool—Todd Wilson
5 – Teen track- Jealousy: Understanding the Poison and Its Antidote—David Craig
Saturday
10:30am-11:30am--Workshop #3
1 --Organizing Your Homeschool Day—Susan Evans
2 --So You Think You'd Like to Write, Huh?--Richard Cary
3 –Classical Education Myths--Stacy Ott
4 – Men- Help! I'm Married to a Homeschooling Mom--Todd Wilson
5 -Teen track- Transitioning from Homeschooling to College--Molly and Sarah Rodgers, Donna Robbins
1pm-2pm--Workshop #4
1 --The Adventure Begins: Encouragement, How-Tos, and Tips for the Beginning Home Schooler –Nicole Neale
2 – The Logic Tools of Learning—Jim Nance
3 –Homeschool High School: Challenges, Curriculum, Methods and More--Tammy Peterson
4 – Men- Designed to Educate – Jeff Wells
5 – Teen track- Clear Communication Techniques for Teens--Donna Robbins
Vendor Hall
Homeschool Vendors may contact Susan Evans at susan@cfhe.net
- Prudentia Tutorials
- Quiet Stream Books
- Roman Roads Media
- Northwest Treasures
- Teaching Textbooks
- The Great Education Struggle
- Usborne Books and More
Homeschool Vendors may contact Susan Evans at susan@cfhe.net