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"SEARCH Conference" Souderton, PA - 6/2009
Several times a day in households just like yours the words “I’m bored” ring out. Find ways to beat the “I’m bored blues.” Build your relationship with your children while you educate them and help them develop spiritually. Come away creatively inspired and encouraged.
Are you intentional about the spiritual development of your children? Each day you can be proactive about equipping and nurturing your children to become followers of Christ. Opportunities to help your child own their faith surround you every day. This seminar will help you recognize these opportunities, create teachable moments and take advantage of every situation God provides to bring your children closer to Him.
Motherhood is the most challenging and rewarding role a woman can have. In order to rise to the call of mothering sink your roots deep into the living stream that is Christ. Be encouraged to seek God in every moment. God wants you to draw closer to Him.
Be inspired to lead your family through fun, interactive family devotions. It’s a great way to bring your family together and direct them closer to God. Forget boring…you’ll be doing games, puzzles, skits and more as your family learns more the Bible, Godly character development and Jesus’ love for them.
Help your child build their Servant Leader abilities. You can provide controlled situations where your children can practice being a leader. God has a plan for everyone’s life. This “practice” will be the training ground for your child’s future service in His Kingdom
What qualities are evident in a Christian Leader? Discover your leadership potential. Learn what traits to develop that will enable you to become more like Christ.
You think your house is a circus? Our family lives and learns with one foot in a traditional lifestyle and one foot as circus clowns. This presentation will inspire and encourage families to honor God and each other no matter what situation you find yourselves in.
The Vogelgesang’s have been mentoring newly engaged couples and speaking at couples events for years. Together they share the keys to making marriage sparkle and shine by following Biblical principals that are easy and often fun to bring to your relationship.
We live in a world where “what’s in it for?” me is the popular philosophy. How do we teach our children to be compassionate in this environment? This workshop will help you come up with a very practical plan for helping your children develop a heart that cares for others. Compassionate children see their families as a God ordained team. They reach out of their comfort zones to minister to others. Help instill in your child the desire extend the love of Christ to others.
What does it mean to bless others? How do you intentionally and unintentionally extend God’s blessing to those in your family, church, community, school and workplace? The greatest thing you can do is be a blessing to others. Be inspired!
Life doesn’t have to be a mysterious journey. Learn how to write your personal mission statement. Having a personal mission statement will act as a shield and a sword enabling you to cut away what is keeping you from accomplishing God’s goals for your life and protecting you from spending your time, talent and resources on unnecessary things. This is a great presentation for youth and adults.
Organized around seasonal times (First Snowfall, April Fool's Day), pivotal celebrations (first lost tooth, first haircut), and silly (or at least less serious) celebrations (Backwards Day, National Popcorn Day, Dr. Seuss's Birthday), this book helps moms turn everyday doldrums into delightful moments to share with their children. Don't just live every moment—celebrate it! Boredom Busters helps you turn everyday doldrums into delightful moments you share with your child. Here is a terrific resource to help you stimulate creativity, strengthen the parent-child bond, educate your preschooler using a healthy dose of fun—and create memories that will last a lifetime. Celebrate events and milestones such as the first snowfall, a new sibling, or learning the ABCs, using crafts, recipes, games, parties, and stories. Boredom Busters also gives you strategies for dining without whining, fun when the family is on the run, and building your child's faith in God. The ideas are inexpensive and time-effective. With its easy-to-use format, Boredom Busters will help you plan an hour, afternoon, or full day without the "I'm Bored Blues."
Zondervan 2001