home-based discipleship: passing on the...

Home-Based disciplesHip:

Passing on the Faith

in a Faithless World!

April 23-25, 2009Overlake Christian Church,

Redmond, Washington

Washington State Family Discipleship & Homeschooling Conference4th Annual CHRISTIAN HERITAGE

ChristianHeritageOnline.org

2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Conference Program

about CHriStian HeritageCHRISTIAN HERITAGE Home Educators of Washington, a state-wide, Christ-centered organization, was founded with a vision for supporting, encouraging, and networking homeschooling parents in their quest to pass on a Christian Heritage to their children.

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE offers an array of events throughout the year to support you and your family. These events, along with our website resources, are designed to help you teach your children academic and practical skills and assist you as you raise a generation of children who will powerfully impact the world for God’s glory.

Meet the CHriStian Heritage Board Families

Introducing the Christian Homeschool Network of WashingtonCHN, founded and directed by Scott and DiAnna Brannan, serves as liaison between home educators and state legislators, keeping a watchful eye on bills and issues pertaining to our Washington State homeschooling freedoms. Consider helping them via volunteering & donations. Also participate in the annual CHN Homeschool Day at the Capitol. See www.CHNow.org to join CHN and to see their many helpful homeschool resources.

“For I know him that he will command his children and his household after him, and they shall keep

the way of the Lord…”GENESIS 18:19

Michael and Susan Bradrick Neil and Mary Craig

Bret and Sandy Bryan Pastor Tim and Ruth Roth

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Become a Christian heritage Member today!Level 1 CHriStian Heritage team Membership: Help Christian Heritage in its critical mission of strengthening Washington’s Christian Homeschoolers by making an annual Level 1 Team member donation of $35-$349. Bonus Benefits: membership Card & member Number qualifying you for these and more: • 25% discount on annual Homeschooling Today subscription• Group discount rate on HSLDA Annual Membership• Discounts on many Washington State educational & recreational attractions

Level 2 CHriStian Heritage team Membership: Donate an annual total of $350 or more and be included in the Post-Conference Support Team Appreciation Banquet. (Deadline for minimum donation total: two weeks prior to conference to qualify for the banquet.) Level 2 donations provide the means for Christian heritage to continue & expand its services to Washington’s Christian Homeschoolers.

2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Table of Contents & Conference Schedule

about CHRISTIAN HERITAGE ................................ 1

Conference Schedule ............................................. 2

Conference Schedule Chart .................................... 3

general information ............................................. 5

Special Features .................................................... 5

Keynote Speaker & addresses ................................ 6

Conference CDs and DVDs ................................... 6

Featured Speakers .................................................. 7

Workshop Speakers ............................................... 8

Workshop Descriptions ......................................... 9

Vendor Workshop Descriptions ............................ 13

Vendor Hall Directory ......................................... 15

Vendor Hall Map ................................................. 16

Facility Map ........................................... Back Cover

Thursday, April 237:00-9:00 p.m. “Vendor Hall Evening”

Friday, April 248:00-9:00 a.m. Registration & Vendor Hall Shopping9:00-10:15 General Session #1 Keynote: Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr. Homeschooling for the Right Reasons Home-Based Discipleship vs. Government Education: (Vendor Hall closed during this session)10:15-10:45 Break10:45-11:45 Workshop A11:45-1:15 Lunch & Shopping Time (12:15-1:00 Vendor Workshops)1:15-2:15 Workshop B2:15-2:45 Break2:45-3:45 Workshop C3:45-4:15 Break4:15-5:30 General Session #2 Keynote: Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr. The Biblical Roles of Husbands & Wives (Vendor Hall closed during this session)5:30-7:00 Dinner – overlake Christian Church concession stands will be open for your convenience. (Vendor Hall open until 7:00)7:00-9:00 General Session #3 Family Night: Music & Messages (Vendor Hall closed all evening) Keynote: Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr. Parenting: The Blessing Our Children Can Be to Us and We Can Be to Them Homeschool Concert

Saturday, April 258:00-8:30 a.m. Registration (Vendor Hall closed)8:30-9:45 General Session #4 Keynote: Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr. The Culture War: Maintaining the Faith in a Faithless World? What are major cultural trends affecting Christians and how can we respond Biblically? (Vendor Hall closed during this session)9:45-10:15 Break10:15-11:15 Workshop D11:15-12:45 Lunch & Shopping Time (11:45-12:30 Vendor Workshops & Roundtable Discussions)12:45-1:45 Workshop E1:45-2:15 Break2:15-3:15 Workshop F3:15-4:15 final call for placing CD & DVD orders and Vendor Hall shopping4:15-5:45 General Session #5 Christian heritage Chorale Performance Keynote: Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr. Christian Education: The Gift Every Christian Parent Owes Their Child 5:45-6:15 final opportunity to pick up Conference CD’s (Please vacate building)

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Contents

Conference Schedule


2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Schedule: Friday, April 24th

Time Auditorium A Auditorium B Auditorium C Room D Room E Room F Room G Chorale Room

8:00-9:00Registration & Vendor Hall Shopping

(Full Conference registrants only)

9:00-10:15

GENERAL SESSION #1Keynote: Voddie Baucham “Homeschooling for the Right Reasons:

Home-Based Discipleship vs. Government Education”— 0901(Vendor Hall closed during this session)

30 min. Break — Vendor Hall opens until 7:00 pm

10:45-11:45Workshop A

Scott BrownHow Fathers Help Their Sons to Maximize Their Years of Youth 0911

Mike RiddleGod’s Amazing Creation0912

Deborah BrownPreparing for Homeschooling: Obedience & Character Come First! 0913

Support Group Session #1 Dad’s & the Support Group — Paradigm Shift Needed! 0914

James NickelWorldview Leadership0915

Todd & Terri JohnsonTen Steps to a Great Start in Homeschooling 0916

Cyndi RingoenFrustration with Phonics? Help for the Struggling Reader 0917

Neil Craig Christian heritage Chorale Session #1

11:45-1:15(Vendor Workshops

& Roundtable Discussions)

Lunch & Shopping Time(Vendor Workshops & Roundtable Discussions 12:15-1:00)

Support Group & Roundtable Discussions: See for list of Today’s Topics & HostsVendor Workshops: See Page 13 for List of Todays’ Workshops

1:15-2:15Workshop B

Scott BrownHelping Them Choose: Biblical Thinking About Courtship & Marriage 0921

Mike RiddleApologetics 101: Answering the Challenges0922

Wade MyersRequired Skills for Entrepre-neurs: Most Important Skills Required to Successfully Manage a Business 0923

Douglas BondHistory: Teaching Truth with Fiction0924

James NickelLet’s Start Right: The Basics of the Biblical Christian Worldview 0925

Ken CarpenterLights, Camera, Action!0926-

30 min. Break

2:45-3:45Workshop C

Scott BrownHow the Church & Family Are a Blessing to One Another 0931

Wade MyersBefore You Launch Your Busi-ness: The 50 Most Important Things You Need to Know About Your Venture 0932

Douglas BondHeroes: Inspiring Servant Greatness in the Next Generation 0933

Todd & Terri JohnsonChoosing the Best Curriculum for Your Family 0934

Scott & DiAnna Brannan“Washington Homeschool Law Simply Explained” 0935

Nancy AndersonHow Can I Teach Art When I Can’t Draw a Straight Line? 0936

Cyndi RingoenHomeschooling and Autism, Sensory Dysfunction, & Other Special Needs 0937


30 min. Break

4:15-5:30GENERAL SESSION #2

Keynote: Voddie Baucham “The Biblical Roles of Husbands & Wives”— 0902(Vendor Hall closed during this session)

5:30-7:00Dinner & Shopping Time

Overlake Christian Church concession stands will be open for your convenience. (Vendor Hall open until 7:00)

7:00-9:00

GENERAL SESSION #3FAMILY NIGHT: MUSIC & MESSAGES

Homeschool ConcertKeynote: Voddie Baucham “Parenting: The Blessing Our Children Can Be to Us & We Can Be to Them”— 0903

(Vendor Hall closed all evening)


2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Schedule: Saturday, April 25th, Roundtables

These sessions, each introduced & moderated by a host, provide an informal atmosphere for Q&A on topics of interest to many. Share your insights & learn what the Lord has taught others. See Roundtable insert in your Registration Packet for details!

Receive encouragement from these Lunchtime Roundtable Discussions!

Time Auditorium A Auditorium B Auditorium C Room D Room E Room F Room G Chorale Room

8:00-8:30 Registration (Vendor Hall closed until after first General Session)

8:30-9:45 GENERAL SESSION #4

Keynote: Voddie Baucham “The Culture War: Maintaining the Faith in a Faithless World?”— 0904(Vendor Hall closed during this session)

30 min. Break

10:15-11:15Workshop D

Scott BrownProtecting Your Daughters 0941

Mike RiddleAstronomy, UFOs, Science and the Bible0942

Deborah BrownKeeping Going: Living by God’s Priorities 0943

Todd & Terri JohnsonSeven Essential Ingredients to Homeschooling Success 0944

Scott & DiAnna Brannan“WA’s Trojan Horse” + Exposing Trojan Horse DVD 0945

Nancy AndersonHow Can We Have Creative Projects When I’m Not Creative? 0946

Cyndi RingoenSlow Learner to Super Student: Yes, There is Hope! 0947


11:15-12:45(Vendor Workshops

& Roundtable Discussions)

Lunch & Shopping Time(Vendor Workshops & Roundtable Discussions 11:45-12:30)

WORKSHOP: Auditorium C, Scott Brown, “PART 2-Biblical Thinking About Courtship & Marriage”— 0948Roundtable Discussions: See Page 4 for list of Today’s Topics & Hosts • Vendor Workshops: See Page 13 for List of Todays’ Workshops

12:45-1:45 Workshop E

Voddie BauchamBiblical Manhood: What He Must Be if He Wants to Marry My Daughter 0951

Mike RiddleCloning, Stem Cells and Life – age 13+0952

Deborah BrownRaising Daughters/Raising Helpmeets 0953

Scott BrownFamily Worship0954

James NickelMathematics: Questions & Answers 0955

Wade MyersThe Biblical Case for Entre-preneurship: What God Says in His Word About Providing for Our Families 0956

Douglas BondWhy Teach Poetry in a Post-Poetry World? 0957

30 min. Break

2:15-3:15Workshop F

Scott BrownUnified Fathers & Sons Reflecting the Glory of God 0961

Wade MyersBuilding a Business from Start to Finish: Practical Steps on How to Build a Successful Family-Based Business 0962

Ken CarpenterFilms, TV, & My Homeschooling Family 0963

Support Group Session #2Important Issues Facing Today’s Support Groups—and Some Ways to Address Them 0964

James NickelMathematics and the Wonders of Creation 0965

Cyndi RingoenUnlock Your Child’s Learning Potential with Brain Development 0967


3:15-4:15 Final Vendor Hall Shopping Time; Vendor Hall Closes promptly at 4:15; Pick up Conference CD’s

4:15-5:45CLOSING GENERAL SESSION #5 Christian heritage Chorale

Keynote: Voddie Baucham “Christian Education: The Gift Every Christian Parent Owes Their Child”— 0905(Vendor Hall closed)

5:45-6:15 Final opportunity to pick up Conference CD’s; Please exit the building promptly

Friday, 12:15-1:00Homeschooling on a Shoestring, Deborah BrownJoy-filled Child training, mary Craig (same topic both days)Fathers & the Homeschool Support groupVisionary Young Ladies, Annalisa CraigPurposeful Young Men

Saturday, 11:45-12:30 Part 2: Helping them Choose — Biblical thinking about Courtship & Marriage, Scott Brown (Auditorium C)Joy-filled Child training, mary Craig (same topic both days)getting Started in Homeschoolingencouragement for Parents of Special needs Children, Cyndi Ringoen

general informationName TagsPlease wear your name tag at all times to ensure admittance to each event of the conference. At the end of the conference, please leave your name tag holders in the provided receptacles by the main entrance.

Announcements and Messages Check the monitors throughout the church for any last-minute announcements and emergency messages.

ChildrenChildren are welcome to attend the workshops and General Sessions, though the messages are geared for a maturity level of approximately 10 and above. We do ask that you take noisy children out of the room during all Workshop and General Sessions as all sessions are recorded, and so as not to disturb others. Due to limited space in the workshop rooms, please leave strollers outside and have small children sit on parents’ laps.note: We ask that all children and youth (except for responsible young adults) not attending the Chorale remain with their parents at all times rather than attend workshops on their own. We want to encourage family-togetherness as much as possible during this conference.

Nursing Mothers and ToddlersSeparate rooms are provided for nursing mothers and for toddlers who need a break. Please check your map for the exact locations.

FoodAlthough no outside food is permitted in the building, you are welcome to bring your own food and enjoy a picnic meal. Concession stands on each level are also provided for your convenience. reduced family rates are available. Tasty soups, salads, snacks, box-lunches, and beverages are available all day until after family Night on friday and all day on Saturday. There is also a Soup Kitchen at the North end of the fellowship Park. Please help us keep the facility clean by disposing of all trash into the trash bins.

Lost and FoundCheck with the Information Center for lost items. Christian heritage will not be responsible for any lost or stolen items.

SolicitationNo unauthorized solicitation or distribution of materials is permitted on oCC property.

Vendor Hall EtiquettePlease consider “Vendor Hall Etiquette” while shopping. many of these vendors are very knowledgeable of their products and are willing to explain them to you. They have also made a great sacrifice to be at our conference. We ask that you buy your products from them rather than take advantage of their knowledge and go elsewhere to make your purchases.


2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE General Information

Special FeaturesSpecial MusicHomeschooled musicians will bless us with their music throughout the conference – during General Sessions as well as the friday evening concert. You will enjoy vocal selections and instrumental numbers performed on the piano and various instruments. our hope is that you will be encouraged and uplifted by their love of music and their desire to honor the Lord through this wonderful gift.

Christian heritage ChoraleThe Christian heritage Chorale was designed as an opportunity for homeschoolers of the Northwest to blend their voices to the glory of God. In the final General Session, the Chorale will be performing several selections in classical and traditional styles.

Rethinking Support Groups When is a support group not a support group? When it undermines the very things the Bible teaches about family & training your children for God’s glory. Unfortunately, the mom-led, kid-centered, activities-driven support group often does just this. Join these sessions as we explore models that more closely fit God’s design for discipling His children. open to all who are interested in these topics.

Friday, Workshop A, 10:45-11:45 CD # 0914Dads & the Home-Based Discipleship Support Group – Paradigm Shift Needed!

Friday, Roundtable Discussion, 12:15-1:00 Fathers & the Homeschool Support Group

Saturday, Workshop F, 11:45-12:45 CD # 0964Important Issues Facing Today’s Support Groups—and Some Ways to Address Them

Also consider attending these sessions by CHN directors Scott & DiAnna Brannan:

Friday, Workshop C, 2:45-3:45 CD # 0935Washington Homeschool Law Simply Explained

Saturday, Workshop D, 10:15-11:15 CD # 0945Washington’s Trojan Horse (including viewing of “Exposing a Trojan Horse” DVD)

See Program pages 9-12 and Registration Packet Roundtable Discussion insert for more information. and stop by Christian Heritage booth for free CD’s of sessions #0914 & #0964 and Support group Leaders’ Manuals – as supplies last.

Family NightFriday evening, 7:00-9:00 p.m.Bring your entire family to this special evening, featuring:• Homeschooled musicians in concert• An inspirational address by Voddie BauchamRemember: If you registered for the full conference, your unmarried children and grandparents may attend this special evening at no extra cost.

CD & DVD Order FormYou will find a CD & DVD order form inside your registration packet. Complete & turn in your order form to the CD & DVD Sales Booth as early as possible during the conference. And please pick up your recordings as early as possible during the conference, as well. This will eliminate long lines at the recordings booth at the end of the day.

Order & Pickup Deadline• To receive CD & DVD conference discount prices, orders

must be placed at the CD & DVD Sales Booth no later than 4:15 on Saturday.

• Final pickup is 5:45-6:15, following the Closing General Session.

• Please pick up your CD’s before you leave the conference. CD’s not picked up will be shipped and you will be billed for shipping costs.

Christian heritage Online StoreAfter the conference, CD’s & DVD’s will also be available at regular prices through our online Store or printable order forms, both at ChristianHeritageonline.org.

Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr.Booths 1, 2

Voddie Baucham is a powerful communicator and has devoted much of his life to training and preparation for ministry. Dr. Baucham graduated from Southwestern and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminaries and has done post-graduate study at

the University of oxford in England. Voddie is an author, Bible teacher, professor, pastor and church planter. most importantly, he is a husband and homeschool father who is actively involved in his children’s home education. He and his wife, Bridget, are blessed with five precious children.

Keynote Messages:Homeschooling for the Right Reasons: Home Based Discipleship vs. Government Education Friday, 9:00 a.m. • Auditorium A • CD # 0901

The Biblical Roles of Husbands and WivesFriday, 4:15 p.m. • Auditorium A • CD # 0902

Parenting: The Blessing Our Children Can Be to Us and We Can Be to ThemFriday, 7:00 p.m. • Auditorium A • CD # 0903

The Culture War: Maintaining the Faith in a Faithless World?Saturday, 8:30 a.m. • Auditorium A • CD # 0904

Christian Education: The Gift Every Christian Parent Owes Their ChildSaturday, 4:15 p.m. • Auditorium A • CD #0905


2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE CD & DVD Sales

2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Keynote Speaker and Addresses

Re-experience the Conference at Home! The Conference CD & DVD Sales Booth is located in front of Auditorium C. We are grateful to Rob Karman, WA, and to Dick & Dorothy Karman, oR, for their expert help with our conference recordings; and to the oregon Christian Home Education Association Network for the equipment necessary to accomplish this ministry.

CD’sCD’s of each session are available at a conference discount of $6 each (including tax). or, you may purchase…• 6 CD’s, receive the 7th CD free• 12 CD’s, receive 2 CD’s and a CD case free• The entire conference on CD – 46 CD’s in three cases for $175 (Cases available while supplies last!)

DVD’sDVD’s of each of the General Sessions can be ordered at the conference--as a set or individually--at special conference prices. These will be mailed later.• Individual – $10 each (tax &

shipping included)• Full set of 6 – $50 (tax &

shipping included)• Please allow 8 weeks for

shipping

Workshop• Biblical Manhood: What He Must Be if He Wants to Marry My Daughter

CD # 0951


2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Featured Speakers and Addresses

Scott & Deborah Brown Booth 68Scott & Deborah Brown have been married for 25 years and are the proud parents of four children and two grandchildren! They reside in Wake forest, North Carolina, where their home has been fondly dubbed a “hospitality machine,” enveloping their many visitors with spiritual refreshment, comfort and love. Scott graduated from California State University in fullerton in History and received a master of Divinity from Talbot school of Theology. He currently serves as the director of the National Center for family Integrated Churches. He is also a teaching elders at his church and devotes much of his time to speaking on fatherhood, church reformation and strengthening the family.

Mike Riddle Booths 50-51mike Riddle has been involved in creation ministry for more than twenty years. As a former world-class athlete in the multi-event decathlon, it’s not surprising that mike is also versatile in his “creation evangelism” efforts. Not only does he speak out in the field at churches,

schools and other venues, mike also holds workshops in the new Answers in Genesis-USA facility (within the Creation museum) in Northern Kentucky. In addition, he is helping AIG develop curriculum on the Book of Genesis. mike holds a degree in mathematics and a graduate degree in education.

Scott Brown Workshops:• How Fathers Help Their Sons to Maximize Their Years of Youth CD #0911

• Helping Them Choose: Biblical Thinking About Courtship & Marriage – Part 1 CD # 0921

• How the Church & Family Are a Blessing to One Another CD # 0931

• Protecting Your Daughters CD # 0941

• Helping Them Choose: Biblical Thinking About Courtship & Marriage – Part 2 (Saturday Lunchtime Workshop) CD # 0948

• Family Worship CD # 0954

• Unified Fathers & Sons Reflecting the Glory of God CD # 0961

Deborah Brown Workshops:• Preparing for Homeschooling – Obedience & Character Come First! CD # 0913

• Keeping Going – Living by God’s Priorities CD # 0943

• Raising Daughters/Raising Helpmeets CD # 0953

• Home Keeping & Homeschooling on a Shoestring Budget (Friday Roundtable Discussion)

Mike Riddle Workshops:• God’s Amazing Creation CD # 0912

• Apologetics 101: Answering the Challenges CD # 0922

• Astronomy, UFOs, Science and the Bible CD # 0942

• Cloning, Stem Cells and Life (Age 13+) CD # 0952

Wade Myer Workshops:• Required Skills for Entrepreneurs: The Most Important Skills Required to Successfully Manage a Business CD # 0923

• Before You Launch Your Business: The 50 Most Important Things You Need to Know About Your Venture CD # 0932

• The Biblical Case for Entrepreneurship: What God Says in His Word About Providing for Our Families CD # 0956

• Building a Business from Start to Finish: Practical Steps on How to Build a Successful Family-Based Business CD # 0962

Wade Myers Wade myers is a homeschool father of five and founder of New Venture Lab, a business incubator dedicated to assisting Christian men launch their entrepreneurial ventures. He is a Harvard mBA, five-time CEo, venture capitalist, private equity investor and prolific serial entrepreneur. Wade is currently the

managing general partner of a private equity firm and serves on the boards of several companies. He has also served as an Airborne Ranger in the US Army where he was a decorated veteran of the Gulf War.

Douglas Bond, Author & Historian Douglas Bond, author of more than a dozen books for young people, lives with his wife, two daughters, and four sons in Washington State. He is a ruling elder in his church, has a master’s degree from St. martin’s University, teaches English and History at Covenant High school, and was awarded the regional Teacher Award for teaching young people how to write. He lectures on literature, writing and Church history, and leads literary and Church history study tours in Europe. His books include Duncan’s War, The Accidental Voyage, Hostage Lands, Guns of the Lion, and Hold Fast In a Broken World. Visit Bond’s website at www.BondBooks.net.

James Nickel, Educator & MathematicianJames Nickel, B.A. (mathematics), B.Th., N. miss., m.A. (Education) taught high school mathematics in the late 1970s in Hawaii and in the 1980s in Australia. He also has nearly 30 years of experience in Information Technology holding positions from programmer to systems analyst. In the 1970s, as a mathematical analyst, he worked for the United States Navy designing test software for the f14-A Tomcat and the Tomahawk Cruise missile at Pt. mugu Air Station in California. He is the author of Mathematics: Is God Silent? (Ross House Books). He is currently engaged in constructing three worldview-based textbooks: Rudiments of Arithmetic, Mathematics: The Language of Science (advanced algebra, geometry, and trigonometry), and Mathematics: Building on Foundations (pre-calculus). for more information, refer to his web site: www.BiblicalChristianWorldview.net.

Ken Carpenter, Film Maker, Franklin Springs MediaKen Carpenter is an award-winning filmmaker who has worked with the leading names in Christian music, entertainment, and ministry. He currently produces a television series with Joni Eareckson Tada. He also founded franklin Springs family media, which produces DVD’s designed to encourage and enrich families. Ken, his wife Devon, and their eight children live in historic franklin, TN.

Scott & DiAnna Brannan, of Christian Homeschool Network of WashingtonScott and DiAnna Brannan have been married twenty-three years and are the parents of two teenage children, both of whom have been homeschooled from the beginning of their schooling venture. They are also the founders of the Christian Homeschool Network of Washington (www.chnow.org), whose mission it is to communicate legislative and local issues that affect homeschooling in the state of Washington. CHN is the legislative liaison to Christian Heritage.

Todd & Terri Johnson, of Knowledge QuestTodd and Terri Johnson have been teaching their children at home for 11 years. They also run a publishing company – Knowledge Quest, Inc. – producing history and geography materials for the homeschool marketplace. This past year, they have started an online class – Homeschooling ABC’s – dedicated to helping new homeschoolers gain the confidence and the necessary skills to successfully teach their children at home.

Cyndi Ringoen, Special Needs Educator & ConsultantCyndi Ringoen was introduced to the field of Neurological organization over 25 years ago with the birth of her first child. Since that time she parented over 21 children through the foster parent program, and eventually became the parent to 6 children (through birth and adoption) and the grandparent to 11 children. She homeschooled her children using the NeuroDevelopmental Approach to education. Her degrees in Developmental and Applied Psychology are from Eastern Washington University. She went on to become a Certified NeuroDevelopmentalist and has also trained in Samonas Sound Therapy, Bowen Therapy, Debra Beckman oral motor therapy and Sarah Rosenfeld-Johnson’s oral motor therapy. With branches throughout the United States she travels over 250 days a year conducting functional neurodevelopmental evaluations on children of all levels – from comatose to gifted. She writes individualized home programs which the parents then implement to remediate their child’s weaknesses while teaching effectively to their strengths. Cyndi is also serving as the current President of the International Christian Association of NeurDevelopmentalists (ICAN).

Nancy Anderson, Artist & Art InstructorNancy Anderson has a B.S. in Art/Graphic Design. Prior to homeschooling (1987-1998; 2003-2005) she worked professionally as a graphic designer and calligrapher. for the last 12 years she has used her artistry as a gospel chalk artist and in teaching calligraphy, all drawing, and watercolor to ages 6 to adult. Her husband of 37 years is an administrative pastor and they have three adult daughters. Her three great joys are the Lord, her family, and encouraging people with her drawings, calligraphy, and teaching art.

Neil Craig, Musician, Director, Arranger In 1982, Neil and mary Craig began homeschooling their five children now ages 33-20 who each loves the Lord and is serving Him. Craig served for ten years as arranger/accompanist and Director of music at Back to the Bible Broadcast, after which the Craig family worked with Russian orphans for 7 years, living in moscow, Russia and Indianapolis, IN. The family now lives in Spokane, WA where Neil works with Behomoth.com, provider of downloadable excellent, family friendly media. The Craigs also created & operate family music Service (www.familymusicservice.com), providing downloadable hymn accompaniments and instruction in 4-part hymn singing. And they love to sing and play their musical instruments together as a family!


2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Workshop Speakers

Workshop A, Friday 10:45-11:45 a.m.How Fathers Help Their Sons to Maximize Their Years of YouthScott Brown • Auditorium A • CD # 0911We live in an age where massive amounts of time, energy and money are poured into a culture of entertainment, amusement, games, and sports. The investments in these areas are absolutely astonishing. In this message, Scott will explore how fathers help their sons to maximize their time for the glory of God, redeem the time, and prepare themselves for marriage and the great battles of manhood that lie ahead.

God’s Amazing CreationMike Riddle • Auditorium B • CD # 0912An entertaining but thought provoking lecture that looks at God’s creation from the very tiny things to the very large and complex things. The evidence demonstrates that He created some incredible creatures including the dinosaurs and He did it all in six days.

Preparing for Homeschooling – Obedience & Character Come First!Deborah Brown • Auditorium C • CD # 0913As with any sound structure, wise builders must start with the foundation. Homeschooling is no different. The fundamental principles that guide all of the hours of homeschooling are the subject of this session.

Support Group Session # 1 Dads & the Home-Based Discipleship Support Group—Paradigm Shift Needed!Chad Rodgers • Room D • CD # 0914for family discipleship & home education to be most biblical & effective, fathers must be involved as much as possible in the lives of their children. But they’re often not. Join us as we explore together how Support Groups might be transformed from being mom-led, kid-centered, & activities-driven to being led by dads, providing encouragement for both parents in their God-designed roles of home-based disciplers, and routinely involving whole families in well-chosen activities that foster God-glorifying discipleship and growth.

Worldview LeadershipJames Nickel • Room E • CD # 0915What is leadership? What is meant by the term “cultural leadership”? How are ideas and leadership connected? What are the starting points of leadership? Before any leadership can take place, what are the questions that leaders must answer? The purpose of this seminar is to explicate the dynamics of leadership in a Biblical Christian context.

10 Steps to a Great Start in HomeschoolingTodd & Terri Johnson • Room F • CD # 0916Are you ready to get started with homeschooling, but don’t know where to start? Are you overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information that is out there for homeschooling parents? We will show you how to get started homeschooling your children starting tomorrow, if you would like, with or without any curriculum.

Frustration with Phonics? Help for the Struggling ReaderCyndi Ringoen • Room G • CD # 0917If you are committed to teaching your child to read with phonics but are facing nothing but frustration and tears, you will find out why and what you can do about it. Learn about the foundational skills necessary before phonics can be utilized effectively for a child. And take home the activities to do daily to build this foundation.

Christian heritage Chorale Session #1Neil Craig • Chorale Room

Workshop B, Friday 1:15-2:15 p.m.Helping Them Choose: Biblical Thinking About Courtship & Marriage Part 1Scott Brown • Auditorium A • CD # 0921This two part series begins in Genesis 24 where we find a wonderful example of family life where a visionary father sets the criteria for the selection of a wife for his son, and he dispatches his most trusted advisor to find her. What can we learn from Abraham’s example for guiding our own sons and daughters in marriage? In this message, Scott Brown brings out the issues this story raises and comes with biblical principles to guide parents and their children in this important matter.

Apologetics 101: Answering the ChallengesMike Riddle • Auditorium B • CD # 0922The theme of this seminar is on learning how to be a 1 Peter 3:15 Christian – have a ready answer. many challenges are answered: How could Adam have named all the animals in one day, How could Noah fit all the animals on the Ark, How can the first three days of creation be days when the sun was not created until the fourth day, Where did Cain get his wife, and more, can we really trust the Bible…

Required Skills for Entrepreneurs: The Most Important Skills Required to Successfully Manage a BusinessWade Myers • Auditorium C • CD # 0923This session goes through each of eight critical skills that every entrepreneur needs to acquire and offers process outlines and success tips.


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History: Teaching Truth with FictionDouglas Bond • Room D • CD # 0924fiction is one of the most memorable ways to communicate truth. Jesus told parables, short fictional stories that communicate some of the profoundest truths. Nevertheless, some families are worried about using fiction. After all, history is all about facts, isn’t it? Isn’t fiction untrue and non-fiction true? Veteran teacher and author of more than 12 published books, Douglas Bond gives practical, hands-on guidelines on using historic fiction to inspire our children to know and love history.

Let’s Start Right: The Basics of the Biblical Christian WorldviewJames Nickel • Room E • CD # 0925What is a worldview? What are the components of a worldview? What is the Biblical Christian worldview? The purpose of this session is to unveil the nature and structure of a Biblical Christian worldview, especially in terms of its presuppositional starting points (every point of view is a view from a point). In Biblical Christian education, if we do not start right, the end will be compromised because “the end is in the beginning.”

Lights, Camera, Action!Ken Carpenter • Room F • CD # 0926Homeschooling provides a ripe opportunity for students to express themselves through the medium of film and video production. This fast-paced session equips emerging filmmakers with a wealth of practical tips. Whether it’s working with actors, developing story, or production and editing techniques, this session is designed to benefit both new and experienced filmmakers who wish to get more out of their filmmaking endeavors.

Workshop C, Friday 2:45-3:45 p.m.How the Church & family are a Blessing to One AnotherScott Brown • Auditorium A • CD # 0931The home cannot be understood apart from the church, for the home is a discipleship community that mirrors many functions of the church. Nor can the church be understood apart from the home, for the church is a household. In this message, Scott Brown lists fifteen ways the family is a nursery for the church. The home is designed to be a nursery of the church, for it fills the church with people who have been affected by the beauty created there. There is a complementary pattern for family and church life. The biblical architecture of the church of God brings families together and every aspect of the design is meant to declare the glory of God from one generation to the next.

Before You Launch Your Business: The 50 Most Important Things You Need to Know About Your VentureWade Myers • Auditorium B • CD # 0932This session takes you through the fifty most important business evaluation criteria and describes how you can quickly size up any business idea.

Heroes: Inspiring Servant Greatness in the Next GenerationDouglas Bond • Auditorium C • CD # 0933“Any nation that does not honor heroes,” said Abraham Lincoln, “will not long endure.” But ours has become a culture that redefines heroism, debunking the worthiest servant leaders of the past in favor of throw-away icons of popular culture. Young people will always seek after heroes, but we must beware: they may be the wrong ones. History is punctuated by sterling examples of true heroes, worthy of adulation and emulation. In this seminar author and teacher Douglas Bond explores the essential and inspiring role of valiant heroes from Church history in a well-ordered curriculum.

Choosing the Best Curriculum for Your FamilyTodd & Terri Johnson • Room D • CD # 0934We are blessed with so many choices in this day and age, and yet, this very blessing can make it very difficult to determine which curriculum will be the best fit for our families. We’ll discuss learning styles, educational philosophies and what’s out there so that you can make the best and most informed decisions possible.

Washington Homeschool Law Simply ExplainedScott & DiAnna Brannan • Room E • CD # 0935Want to be informed/updated on the homeschool law? Want to know what happened in the 09 Legislative Session? This workshop covers the basics of the homeschool law and answers many of the questions that come up to new or seasoned homeschoolers. DiAnna will attempt to cover the most common questions and give you the answers you need. The best way to protect our freedoms is to know our rights under the law!

How Can I Teach Art When I Can’t Draw a Straight Line?Nancy Anderson • Room F • CD # 0936Whether you have experience in art or not, figuring out which books, resources, and tools are the best investment is a daunting task. So you buy things that don’t work for you or skip art altogether. Instead – get help! Come talk to an artist, teacher, and past homeschool mother. See lots of books, look at art tools, get ideas, discuss options, take home a list of art resources (with descriptions, cautions, age appropriateness, personal reviews) – and get some questions answered. Workshop suited for all ages.


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Homeschooling and Autism, Sensory Dysfunction, & Other Special NeedsCyndi Ringoen • Room G • CD # 0937When Christian parents are confronted with a special needs child it often challenges their homeschooling convictions. They are faced with a daunting task of educating a child in which the typical path does not work or bring success. Lack of progress can cause doubt as to whether parents really can successfully home school their special needs children. This workshop will provide answers and understanding as to what is necessary to begin to organize the nervous system to overcome developmental roadblocks and to begin to move forward academically.


Workshop D, Saturday 10:15-11:15 a.m. Protecting Your DaughtersScott Brown • Auditorium A • CD # 0941The Bible makes it clear that God has established an unbroken line of protection for women from cradle to the grave. In this message, Scott Brown will identify the various seasons of life that God provides this protection, and focuses on how earthly fathers fit in to the plan of God for the protection of His precious daughters.

Astronomy, UFOs, Science and the BibleMike Riddle • Auditorium B • CD # 0942This lecture takes a logical and biblical approach to investigate Ufos and other life in the Universe. Topics include: The origin of life on earth, our amazing DNA, ‘warp-speed’ and traveling long distances, and the Bible and life in the Universe.

Keeping Going: Living by God’s PrioritiesDeborah Brown • Auditorium C • CD # 0943This session is focused on how you balance academics with special giftings, unique callings, and Biblical roles.

Seven Essential Ingredients to Homeschooling SuccessTodd & Terri Johnson • Room D • CD # 0944Do you have what it takes to successfully homeschool your children? Are you wondering if you are cut out for such a great responsibility? Come…We want to encourage you and equip you to become the best homeschool teacher possible. You CAN homeschool with confidence!

Washington’s Trojan Horse (including viewing “Exposing a Trojan Horse” DVD)Scott & DiAnna Brannon • Room E • CD # 0945Government funded programs for home educators are enticing. But what price do parents pay to participate in these programs? Scott & DiAnna Brannon have followed these programs since 1998. Hear their important information and other key homeschool leaders in the DVD viewing.

How Can We Have Creative Projects When I’m Not Creative?Nancy Anderson • Room F • CD # 0946You want to add creative expression to your children’s learning experiences, to integrate the subjects through artistic or visual projects. Stumped for ideas? Small books, folders, pop-ups, paper crafts, calligraphy, and photography are a few ways to give kids of all ages ways to take knowledge into a visual realm. Hands-on workshop plus take-home resource list provided.

Slow Learner to Super Student: Yes, There is Hope!Cyndi Ringoen • Room G • CD # 0947When a child is learning slowly for no apparent reason – the reason usually is a unique mixture of weakness in the various pathways needed for taking in, retaining, and using information. This workshop will instruct parents on how to go home and test their own child to discover exactly which things are stopping the academic progress they desire. Parents will also be given information on activities to do at home to begin to build the correct pathways to accelerate learning and development.


Workshop E, Saturday 12:45-1:45 p.m. Biblical Manhood: What He Must Be to Marry My DaughterVoddie Baucham • Auditorium A • CD # 0951All Christian parents want their daughters to marry godly young men. But what criteria should they meet? This session outlines ten qualities parents should look for in a son-in-law, including trustworthiness, a willingness to lead his family, an understanding of his wife’s role, and various spiritual leadership qualities.

Cloning, Stem Cells and LifeMike Riddle • Auditorium B • CD # 0952Great for teens and adults. This lecture explains the concepts of cloning and what has gone wrong. It dicusses the difference between the two types of stem cells and current research. The lecture finishes by showing that the Bible and the scientific evidence confirm life begins at conception. A powerful pro-life talk. (most appropriate for Ages 13 +)


2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Friday & Saturday Workshops

Raising Daughters/Raising HelpmeetsDeborah Brown • Auditorium C • CD # 0953How do you train your daughter for God’s glorious design? How do you help them love the way of a woman? How do you prepare them to be a blessing to a husband and children?

Family WorshipScott Brown • Room D • CD # 0954God has appointed the home as a primary place where children are brought up in “the training and admonition of the Lord.” This session shows the biblical basis for family worship, explains the details for how it can be done, and casts a vision for family life lived for the glory of God.

Mathematics: Questions & AnswersJames Nickel • Room E • CD # 0955We must pose and answer two foundational questions before we can understand mathematics rightly. (1) Where does mathematics come from? (2) Why does mathematics work? This seminar answers these questions in terms of the framework of biblical revelation.

The Biblical Case for Entrepreneurship: What God Says in His Word About Providing for Our FamiliesWade Myers • Room F • CD # 0956This session lays out a case based upon the patterns, principles, and precepts of scripture that God calls men to be independent, entrepreneurial providers for their families.

Why Teach Poetry in a Post-Poetry World?Douglas Bond • Room G • CD # 0957for centuries poetry has been the center of literary and language studies in the Western World. But today most high school students, especially young men, think poetry is for sissies and would rather study and write anything but poetry. Author and veteran teacher, Douglas Bond offers many practical ways for teaching our young people to understand, appreciate, and write poetry, and how poetry, “the push-ups of prose,” can lead to excellent writing in all genres.

Workshop F, Saturday 2:15-3:15 p.m.Unified Fathers & Sons Reflecting the Glory of GodScott Brown • Auditorium A • CD # 0961The pattern for earthly fathers and sons is made in heaven. The father and His Son Jesus Christ give us what we need to know about how earthly fathers and sons are supposed to function together. In this message, we will chart this relationship in order to cast a vision for faithful and holy father and son relationships and to probe areas of repentance and change that might be necessary for faithfulness to the heavenly vision.

Building a Business From Start to Finish: Practical Steps on How to Build a Successful Family-Based BusinessWade Myers • Auditorium B • CD # 0962This session clearly lays out a step-by-step approach to building a business, from how to define success, generate ideas, evaluate ideas, launch your business, grow your business, and prepare to sell your business.

Films, TV & My Homeschooling FamilyKen Carpenter • Auditorium C • CD # 0963The recent success of Christian feature films, along with a growing intrigue with filmmaking in today’s homeschooling community, leaves families with the need to make wise and purposeful decision about the intersection of faith and film. The powerful medium of film is a wonderful tool for education and expression; harnessing it responsibly will provide parents a unique opportunity to help their children flourish.

Support Group Session # 2 Important Issues Facing Today’s Support Groups—and Some Ways to Address ThemPanel Discussion • Room D • CD # 0964most support groups face challenging issues that can distract them from their mission or disrupt the group entirely. Join a panel of experienced home educators as they discuss a number of common problems involving mission, leadership, membership, alternative “homeschooling options”, and more. And hear discussion on how these might be handled. Includes Q&A time.

Mathematics and the Wonder of CreationJames Nickel • Room E • CD # 0965mathematics is the signature of God in creation. This seminar explores an example of this wondrous script: The Algebra and Geometry connecting the fibonacci sequence to the Golden Ratio.

Unlock Your Child’s Learning Potential with Brain DevelopmentCyndi Ringoen • Room G • CD # 0967As God created the universe in an orderly fashion so He has created each human being to develop in an orderly fashion. When events occur that interfere with, block, or alter normal development the end result is often learning difficulties. The most important information a homeschooling family can learn is not about curriculum, but to discover the amazing way God has designed your child’s brain development from infancy on to organize for exceptional functioning. This session will focus on learning the important sequential developmental steps needed for superior functioning and what to do if your child has missed any of these steps.



2009 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Saturday Workshops, cont.

Friday 12:15-1:00 p.m.Defendo Self-Defense for BoysDan Taverne • Room BLearn the Ready Stance and basic striking techniques. Practice these strikes on focus gloves and against striking pads. Learn and practice moving while striking. Learn a few important principles of self-defense including attacking the attacker, striking your opponent’s weakest target with your strongest weapon, and immediate follow-up. This workshop is active and interactive. You will learn and practice effective self-defense techniques. for boys 12 and over; parents are also welcome to participate.

Your Family Making an Eternal Difference Gospel for AsiaTeri Psarris • Room DDoes your family have a heart for those around them and the unreached around the world? The Lord wants us to have the same heart for people that He has. How can your children grow in love for one another and the lost world? This workshop will provide practical ways to help Christians lead their families to live in love and focus on what truly lasts forever.

Learning is Neurological – Language Literacy English For Life - The Madsen MethodSharon Madsen • Room CParticipate with Sharon madsen in foundational English elements: Correct Speech, Sentence Structure, Penmanship, Spelling, Reading, and Writing. This is a Teacher-Parent interactive course.

Writing for Everyone Institute for Excellence in WritingBecky Develle • Room FWhen you assign a simple writing assignment, do you get groans of “I just can’t, mom”? Come discover a checklist method of teaching writing that provides students with a clear model of how to write and gives you an objective means of evaluating their work. Using this program with any age student, you will be saying, “Yes, I can teach writing!”

Breathing Life into Language Arts Total Language PlusKaris Mullins • Room ALanguage Arts is a critical part of any student’s education and yet working through spelling, vocabulary, grammar, writing, reading comprehension, critical thinking can consume mountains of time and energy. Karis mullins will discuss how these subjects can be combined and brought to life though the study of great literature, while developing your student’s ability to think, reason, and communicate. Grades 3-12.

Hands-On Science for Grades 7-12! Beginnings Publishing House, Inc.Joyce Eichenberger • Room: EWhere can I find a technically sound science curriculum that is Creation-based, designed for home-schoolers, that will interest, amuse, and motivate my students, and enable them to do science independently? Where can I find labs that include everything and that will fit into our busy schedule? Come and hear about The Rainbow™ (for junior high) and The Spectrum™ (for high school)! Written by Dr. Durrell, father of five home-schooled children.

Saturday 11:45-12:30 p.m.Defendo Self-Defense for BoysDan Taverne • Room BLearn the Ready Stance and basic striking techniques. Practice these strikes on focus gloves and against striking pads. Learn and practice moving while striking. Learn a few important principles of self-defense including attacking the attacker, striking your opponent’s weakest target with your strongest weapon, and immediate follow-up. This workshop is active and interactive. You will learn and practice effective self-defense techniques. for boys 12 and over; parents are also welcome to participate.

Learning is Neurological – Spelling English For Life - The Madsen MethodSharon Madsen • Room FEngage with Sharon madsen as she teaches the “means” of becoming a good speller to all your children- no matter their natural capability! Some are born natural spellers, memorizing correct patterns, while others have a harder time remembering. If you have children in both camps, don’t worry – you can teach spelling!

Report Writing Institute for Excellence in WritingBecky Develle • Room DDid your last research report leave you with a note-card littered floor and a frustrated student? Discover IEW’s solutions to report writing without tears! This workshop will provide you with incremental steps to teach your student how to approach report writing from the beginning and provide a model that reaps success over time.

Introduction to TeenPact TeenPactMolly & Betsy Reich • Room ATeenPact’s mission is to turn students into statesmen. This important transformation will help the next generation to change their world. This comprehensive leadership experience brings students closer to Jesus Christ, makes them better leaders, and positions them to impact public policy in their state.


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Although many students’ aim is not towards the political arena, they come to gain a basic understanding of their government and are encouraged to rise to a higher level of personal excellence. Students leave inspired and challenged with an intensive desire to change America for Christ. Come to this workshop and get a sneak peek of what TeenPact is all about.

The Need For and the Needs of Mission Aviation Mission Aviation Training AcademyGary Elliot • Room E This workshop helps listeners understand the pivotal role of mission aviation in taking the Gospel to the uttermost parts of the earth. In many remote areas, only aircraft can meet the transportation needs of missionaries. Appropriate aircraft and qualified pilots and maintenance technicians are needed to continue this vital ministry. future requirements and challenges

are addressed, and mission Aviation Training Academy (mATA) is introduced, a flight school focused on helping train aspiring missionary pilots.

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Father & Son retreatAugust 27-29, 2009 Ghormley Meadow Christian Camp, Rimrock, WA

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uch of today’s culture pulls men away from their families. While this is a detriment to the entire family, it especially impacts raising godly sons. men are to be leaders, and as sons become leaders, the most influential person in that process is their father. This retreat is a time where fathers can “step back

from it all” to refocus and spend a few special days with their sons. Not only will each be challenged from the Word of God, but there will also be opportunities to grow in relationships while hiking, swimming, and enjoying other activities in the beauty of the Cascade mountains.

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