“Generation 2 Generation”
Friday, April 23 · 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Come to “Generation 2 Generation” and learn the key principles and skills that you need to lead your children to Christ and help them grow strong in their faith and values.
Get answers to questions like these:
- What is your role in the spiritual lives of your childrenand grandchildren?
- How can parents compete with the influence of today’s media?- What are the best teaching methods to use at home?
- How can you stay connected with your kids during the teen years?
- What role does the church play in the Christian education of children?
- How can you use family traditions and family activities to effectively communicate the core values of Christian faith?
- What are the most important truths to teach your children?
Most importantly, you will leave this seminar with hope and lots of great ideas you can use right away! Whether you are a couple, a single parent, or a grandparent – this lively and informative seminar will encourage you and provide you with the help you need to pass your faith to the next generation.
"Understanding Your Teenager”
Saturday, April 24 · 9:00 a.m. to Noon
Got Teenagers? Do you have a son or daughter who…
- Is absolutely sure YOU were never his or her age?
- Seems unaware that there is an off switch on all music devices?
- Speaks in shrugs, grunts and other strange sounds?
- Requires more food every day than you consume in a week?
- Has chosen “early landfill” for his or her bedroom décor?
- Can easily program a computer and an iPod, but can’t figure out how to operate a washing machine?
- Can remember words from last year’s hit songs but none that you said five minutes ago?
- Is allergic to chores, homework, getting up in the morning and sometimes… you?
- Has caused you to turn into your parents?
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn important principles for building and keeping a good relationship with your kids during their teen years. Your son or daughter’s adolescence can be the best years of his or her life (and yours too!) if you know what to expect and what to do. Come for some encouragement, some practical ideas and a chance to interact with other parents like yourself who care enough about their kids to sharpen their parenting skills.