2011 Keynote Speakers Doug Phillips

Exciting New Additions To This
Years 2011 Conference
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 Civil War Ball 
Following the last
workshop on Wednesday.
Open to Conference
Attendees only. For all ages.
$ 3 per dancer or $15 per
family. Pay when registering
for conference. Other
conference attendees who
wish not to dance are
welcome to watch. Civil War
dance lessons not mandatory.
Civil War costumes not
mandatory. No low necklines,
no spaghetti or strapless
dresses allowed.
 Foremost authorities on the Civil War 
 Foremost National Home School Speakers
 Foremost Constitutional Attorney
 Civil War Vendors
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 Civil War Art Activity-Given by Sharon Jeffus 
Create two projects after learning the basics of
shading, shadow, and texture from master works
of art about the Civil War
by Winslow Homer and
Conrad Wise Chapman.
First 500 Families to
pre-register receive the
quintessential
homeschooling book-Safely
Home. Author Tom
Eldredge will be signing
your books in the Lobby.
Author and Speaker John Dwyer will be signing The War
Between the States Americas Uncivil War in the Lobby. - ―The War
of 1861-1865 was the hinge of American history in which, despite the
―saving‖ of the union and the freeing of the slaves, many of those
Founding Fathers‘ wise and hard-won principles were forfeited, and
replaced by other, less beneficial ones, ones that are conspiring to form a
dangerous future for our children and grandchildren. Treating others not
as you would have them treat you, obeying the law only when it serves
your immediate purposes, and resorting to violence to resolve differences
are unwise practices for individuals and nations alike. Alfred the Great
said, ‗The past is given to those in the present, to keep and guard those in
the future.‘ May we American Christians learn from the past, and remember how good and faithful
are the teachings of God. May we love our children and protect them best by following in the
future in the way of the Lord Jesus.‖ -Dwyer
 Civil War Reenactors 
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CHEF Services
Seek God‘s wisdom, grace and protection through His Word,
fasting and prayer • Train, nurture, minister and support our
precious families • Answer all homeschoolers‘ inquiries •
Distribute useful, encouraging and timely information on
home education and family issues, including monthly
emails and a homeschooler‘s handbook, in direct response to
Christian Home Educators Fellowship
the needs of homeschool families • Coordinate monthly
Leading With a Vision
activities for Christian fellowship • Registered Lobbyist in
Jefferson City • Lobby to maintain our freedom to educate
Training Generations for God‘s Throne Room
our precious children • Monitor federal & state legislation •
Alert families of detrimental legislation via email • Diligently
elieving that children are a gift from the Lord
and that God commands parents to diligently
teach their children, CHEF’s
mission is to encourage and equip families to fulfill God’s
commandment to train up godly children for His throne room.
work to elect godly candidates • Promote homeschooling
through media interviews, literature, seminars and networking
with national, state and community leaders
Keep informed about what’s happening
in Christian homeschooling in our area.
Our vision is to raise up godly generations that will fill the
earth with God’s standards; generations who know their
father’s God and serve him with a whole heart and a willing
mind (1 Chronicles 28:9); generations who fear the Lord and
walk in all His ways, who love Him and serve Him with all
their hearts and all their souls (Deuteronomy 10:12); faithful
generations fearing God more than many (Nehemiah 7:2);
generations anointed with the Spirit of the Lord (1 Samuel
16:13); generations who will be strong and courageous,
careful to do according to all the law, not turning from right
or left, whose Lord is with them wherever they go (Joshua 1:19); generations who show intelligence in every branch of
0wisdom, endowed with understanding, discerning knowledge,
who have the ability to serve in the King’s court (Daniel 1);
generations who will shepherd God’s people and rule
(2 Samuel 5:2).
www.chef-missouri.com
Our conference is designed for training parents and their
children, therefore, no provisions are made for child care. On
the other hand, we encourage parents to bring those children
whom they believe will glean from our godly speakers.
However, to ensure good sound quality of the workshop
recordings, please make certain that your younger children sit
quietly with you during the workshop sessions and remain
with you throughout the entire conference. Young adults are
allowed to attend workshops without their parents. Parents of
nursing babies, please sit near the back entrance and step
out if your baby becomes noisy. Also, set pagers and cell
phones on vibration mode, or turn them off, while attending
workshops. Thank you!
Table of Contents
Audio CDs Available
Exciting New Additions........................................................2-3
Can’t make all the workshops you want to?
No problem. Rhino Technologies will have CDs
available for purchase after workshop
presentations.
Information about CHEF..........................................................4
Directions & Accommodations................................................5
Keynote Speaker & Vendor Demonstration
Speaker Bios.......................................................................6-12
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Keynote & Vendor Workshop Descriptions...................13-19
New Low Price
Registration Form..................................................................20
$
Vendor Workshop Schedule..................................................21
List of Participating Vendors.................................................21
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Accommodations
Directions
Embassy Suites Hotel St.Louis-St.Charles
Two Convention Center Plaza, St. Charles, MO 63303
Reserve online at http://embassysuites.hilton.com/en/es/
groups/personalized/S/STLEMES-CHE-20110620/index.jhtml
(Convention code: CHE) Or call 1-800-EMBASSY and mention
“CHEF” group. Rates: $129 (King and pull out sofa); $139 (two
doubles and pull our sofa). Each additional adult (18 & up)
$10.00.
Comfort Suites
1400 S. Fifth Street, St. Charles, MO 63301
Reservations accepted by phone only (636) 949-0694. To
obtain special convention rate, mention Group/Convention code
“CHEF.” Rate: $84.00 (1Room Suite, 2 Double Beds, Partial Room
Divider, Sofabed-2 Person, Max Occupancy: 6 persons)
Hampton Inn
The St. Charles Convention Center is conveniently located
on Interstate 70’s south outer road, Veterans Memorial Parkway,
between the 5th Street Exit and the First Capitol Drive Exit.
3720 West Clay, St. Charles, MO 63301-4422
Reserve online at
http://hamptoninn.hilton.com/en/hp/groups/personalized/
STLSTHX-CHF-20110620/index.jhtml?WT.ms_id=POG
(Convention code: CHE) Or call (636) 947-6800 or 1-800HAMPTON and mention “CHEF.” Rate: $89 plus tax (1-5 persons)
When Traveling from the East (Downtown/Airport):
Take Interstate 70 West over the Blanchette Bridge to St. Charles.
Take the second exit after the bridge, 5th Street South Exit
#229A. At the first light, make a right onto the south outer roadVeterans Memorial Parkway. Travel west .5 miles. The
convention Center will be immediately on your left.
Quality Inn & Suites
When Traveling from the West (Columbia):
Residence Inn By Marriott
Take Interstate 70 East to St. Charles. Take the First Capitol Drive
(State Highway 94) Exit #228. Make an immediate right onto
First Capitol Drive and then an immediate left at the first light
onto Veterans Memorial Parkway. Travel .8 miles, and the
Convention Center will be immediately on your right.
101 Progress Point Ct., O’Fallon, MO 63368
Reserve online at
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/STLOF?groupCode=CH
ECHES&app=resvlink&fromDate=6/20/11&toDate=6/22/ or
call 636-300-3535. Mention group code “CHEF”. Rates: Studio
Suite $109.00 or Two Bedroom $169.00
1425 S. Fifth Street, St. Charles, MO 63301
Reserve online at http://www.qualityinnstl.com mention or call
636-946-6936. Mention group code “CHEF”. Rates: $75 (Max
Occupancy: 4 persons)
For those traveling by RV:
Sundermeier RV Park
111 Transit St., St. Charles, MO 63301
www.sundermeierrvpark.com
(800) 929-0832
Reservations accepted by phone, 1-800-929-0832. Mention
“CHEF” to obtain a 25% discount.
There’s so much to be thankful for in 2011!
21 Speakers • 55 full one-hour workshops
41 keynote speaker workshops • 12 vendor workshops
A revival worship service • 10 and a half hours of shopping on Tuesday
8 hours of shopping on Wednesday • Spectacular Civil War Ball
How grateful we are to our Lord and Savior for providing us with such wonderful speakers and such
a lovely facility to host our 27th Annual CHEF Conference and Curriculum Fair!
The beautiful St. Charles Convention Center is uniquely themed to offer the hospitality and warmth of 19th century early America. This modern, state-of-the-art,
154,000 square foot facility includes the following amenities: 1100 free surface parking spaces, gorgeous ballrooms for our speakers’ workshops, rooms for
vendor demonstrations, and 27,600 square feet of exhibit hall space. This facility affords us the opportunity to offer our vendors the convenience of larger booth
spaces, unlimited amount of booths, covered loading docks with direct access to the exhibit floor, high speed Internet access, data ports, and networking
capabilities. This spacious exhibit hall offers you plenty of room for navigating around all our vendors’ booths as you peruse all the wonderful educational
materials. Furthermore, food will be provided throughout the conference at a food bar conveniently located in the Exhibit Hall. There are also elevators and
escalators to give you easy access from the Exhibit Hall to the workshop ballrooms upstairs. Bathrooms and Family Assist Rooms for nursing mothers are
located on each floor. Benches for relaxing, fellowshipping, and picnicking are situated right outside the lobby looking out upon a beautiful fountain and lovely
flowering planters.
Conveniently connected to the St. Charles Convention Center is a 12-story, 296-room Embassy Suites Hotel complete with a day spa and a Master Chef from
Germany. Once you arrive, you need not leave for the entire two-day event because everything you need will be all in one location.
We are very thankful to be able to serve and accommodate you, our vendors, and our speakers in such a beautiful facility. We look forward to seeing you at this
year’s Conference as we continue to endeavor to honor God and bless His people with another superb conference.
2011 Keynote Speakers
Doug Phillips
Doug Phillip‘s father personally discipled Doug for much of his life, as he took Doug with him
around the country, faithfully read both Old and New Testament to him at the dinner table, taught
him constitutional law and public policy, and communicated to Doug a remarkable passion for
history. Because of his father‘s work as a statesman, Doug had the opportunity to learn from
many of the great Christian leaders of the last 30 years. It was during this time, however, that
Doug came to realize that the greatest witness a man could offer for Jesus Christ was not what he
knew, but how he lived his life as a father and a husband. It was at this time that God began to
build a vision in Doug‘s life for seeing the restoration of biblical manhood, godly femininity, and
the Christian home. Doug graduated from George Mason School of Law and then served for six
years at the Home School Legal Defense Association. Doug is the founder of Vision Forum
Ministries designed to communicate a vision for the restoration of the Christian family and the
rebuilding of culture for the glory of God. In addition to editing and writing numerous books,
Doug founded the Witherspoon School of Law and Public Policy, the Christian Boys‘ & Men‘s Titanic Society, the National Center
for Family-Integrated Churches, the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival, the All-American Boy‘s Adventure Catalog,
the Beautiful Girlhood Collection catalog, and the Vision Forum Family Books and Media catalog. Doug has spoken at more than 100
homeschool conferences. He is also the featured speaker at the Back to Genesis conferences hosted by the Institute for Creation
Research, where he holds the title of Professor of Apologetics with their adjunct faculty. Doug is a committed homeschooling father to
his own eight children. He also pastors Boerne Christian Assembly, a local church work which boldly proclaims the sufficiency of
Scripture, the sovereignty of God, the continuing relevance of the entire Word of God to all of life, distinctively Christian education,
and the importance of family-reinforcing local churches. The greatest joys in Doug‘s life are his wife Beall and the eight children that
God has graciously given to them. www.visionforumministries.org
Dr. Voddie Baucham
Dr. Voddie Baucham is one of the most sought-after preachers of his generation. His unique blend of
sound biblical exposition, theological content, down-to-earth demeanor and engaging presence make
it clear why this man is considered a modern day prophet. He has authored The Ever Loving Truth,
Family Driven Faith, What He Must Be, and was a contributing author to The Supremacy of Christ in
a Postmodern World. Advocates of home education, Voddie, along with his wife, Bridget, view
education as an essential aspect of discipleship (Luke 6:40) and have seen firsthand the dangers of
surrendering this crucial ground; thus both of them are committed to educating their seven children.
Voddie earned BAs in Christianity and Sociology from Houston Baptist University; a M.Div. from
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; a D. Min. from Southeastern Baptist Theological
Seminary; and has done post-graduate study at the University of Oxford, England. His academic
disciplines include Evangelism/Missions and Apologetics. He has served as an adjunct professor at a
number of colleges and seminaries including the College of Biblical Studies (Houston) and Union
University (Jackson, TN). He currently serves as Pastor of Grace Family Baptist Church in TX. www.voddiebaucham.org
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Herb Titus
Herb Titus is an Attorney of Counsel to the law firm of William J. Olson, P.C., specializing in
constitutional law, with emphasis on the First and Second Amendments of the United States
Constitution. His law practice concentrates on promoting limited civil government and protecting
individual and family liberties. Herb graduated Phi Beta Kappa, University of Oregon and cum
laude from Harvard Law School. He has taught constitutional law, common law, and other
subjects for 30 years at five different American Bar Association-approved law schools. He is the
founding Dean of Regent University School of Law in Virginia (1986-93). Prior to his academic
career he served as a Trial Attorney and a Special Assistant United States Attorney with the
United States Department of Justice in Washington, DC and Kansas City, Missouri. Herb has
authored God, Man & Law: The Biblical Principles –a widely acclaimed text on American
common law. Herb was the vice-presidential candidate of the Constitution Party as Howard
Phillip‘s running-mate. Along with Roy Moore, Titus was an original drafter of the Constitution
Restoration Act, which sought to take out of federal court jurisdiction cases that involved public
officials that acknowledged God as the sovereign source of law, liberty, or government, and
provided for the impeachment of federal judges who disregarded the act. He is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme
Court, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, the United States Court of Claims, and the United States
Courts of Appeals for the Sixth, Tenth, District of Columbia and Federal Circuits. His constitutional practice has taken him into
federal district courts in Alabama, Arizona, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, and the District of Columbia and the state courts of
Texas and North Dakota. He has testified on constitutional issues before the United States Congress and other state legislatures. He
has appeared on radio and television shows and hosted his own daily radio program. Herb and his wife Marilyn have been married for
48 years and reside in Chesapeake, Virginia. They have four children and 15 grandchildren. www.lawandfreedom.com
Bill Potter
Bill Potter, as a consummate historian and avid bibliophile, brings a wealth of experience and
knowledge to each of his lectures. Although best known for his teaching in military history,
especially the War Between the States, Bill‘s expertise covers every era of the history of the
United States. Bill is the author of Beloved Bride: The Letters of Stonewall Jackson to His Wife,
and The Boy’s Guide to the Historical Adventures of G.A. Henty. Bill Potter is also the lecturer of
the best-selling Providential Battles: Twenty Battles that Changed the World CD album. He is the
historian and curator of the Circa History Guild in Roswell, Georgia and the staff historian of The
Vision Forum. With a personal library in excess of 4,000 antiquated hardbacks and a background
as a top Ph.D. candidate in history at the College of William and Mary, Bill has earned a welldeserved reputation as a man gifted in communicating the story of God‘s providential hand in
American history. As a homeschooling father of eight children, he appreciates the necessity of
passing on to the succeeding generations the richness of both our regional and national history. He
and his wife Leslie live in Alpharetta, Georgia.
John J. Dwyer
John J. Dwyer is a theological seminary graduate, adjunct professor of history at both Southern
Nazarene University and Oklahoma City Community College, a popular speaker, and the author of
The War Between the States: America’s Uncivil War, Stonewall, Robert E. Lee, Faith in God and
Generals, and When the Bluebonnets Come. Dwyer‘s journalism career began during his high school
days when he served in a variety of roles, including news and sports reporter, for The Duncan Banner,
a daily newspaper in Oklahoma. He was the youngest sports editor in the newspaper‘s history by the
time he attended the University of Oklahoma on a journalism scholarship, graduating in 1978 with a
Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree in journalism. While earning his masters degree at Dallas
Theological Seminary, Dwyer worked part time on the sports staff of The Dallas Times Herald, which
at the time owned one of the five largest circulations of any daily newspaper in Texas. In the spring of
1992, John J. Dwyer and his wife Grace founded The Dallas/Fort Worth Heritage newspaper. A full
color monthly publication, The Heritage was designed to fill perhaps the only void remaining in the
Metroplex newspaper pantheon—news and events of interest to the area‘s vast Christian community.
This newspaper wove together an array of the generation‘s finest and most compelling writers and
thinkers, including Dallas Morning News columnist William Murchison, theologians R.C. Sproul and Tony Evans, author and
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educator George Grant, news commentator and broadcaster Kerby Anderson, and best-selling author Elisabeth Elliot, as well as
Dwyer himself. The Heritage also pioneered innovative features such as full color photography and graphics, an expansive website, a
cluster of informative daily radio programs, and an aggressive, uncompromising brand of investigative news reporting unprecedented
for contemporary news publications holding an orthodox Christian worldview. By the time the Dwyers sold The Heritage upon the
release of its January 2000 issue, the paper had grown to a circulation of around 50,000 copies per month, a readership of around
80,000 per month, and a monthly ―hit‖ total of over 150,000 on its website. Dwyer also worked as a radio announcer and play-by-play
football and basketball announcer for several radio stations. He won the coveted position of sports director for the University of
Oklahoma‘s 100,000 watt KGOU-FM radio station, which at the time featured a sports staff of fifteen, many of whom have since gone
on to top roles around the country in radio and television news and sports reporting. And for seven years, he provided live, on-air
reports to America‘s largest radio networks of University of Oklahoma college football games. The Dwyer family are long-term
members of the Presbyterian Church in America (P.C.A.), where Grace and John have both served in a variety of teaching, mission,
and other ministry roles. www.johnjdwyer.com
Reb Bradley
Reb Bradley, father of 6, is a pastor who ministers to the Body of Christ at large. Reb has been a
radio counselor and talk show host, and as a writer and national conference speaker he works
diligently to strengthen the modern Christian family. He conducts seminars and teaches
extensively on issues related to marriage, fatherhood, child training, and single Christian living.
Reb is most noted for his bestselling book Child Training Tips: What I Wish I Knew When My
Children Were Young. Reb and his wife, Beverly, have taught all six of their children at home,
with four now grown and two still at home. www.familyministries.com
Beverly Bradley
Beverly Bradley, Reb's wife and mother of 6, devotes herself to raising her remaining two children,
and allows time to disciple wives and mothers according to Titus 2:4-5. She is a powerful
communicator and a popular speaker at women's gatherings. She is also the teacher on the
television show "Moments With Moms." Committed to teaching the Word of God without
compromise, she speaks with sensitivity, humor, and biblical wisdom in addressing issues related
to motherhood, marriage, and homeschooling. Her frank, transparent style leaves her listeners
challenged, yet hopeful in their walks with Christ. Many, in fact, have described Bev's ministry as
"absolutely life changing." www.familyministries.com
Silvia Mondragon
Silvia Mondragón, wife, mother, and grandmother, has 27 years plus of homeschooling
experience. She is an endorsed trainer for Spell to Write and Read by Wanda Sanseri. Silvia has
worked with SWR for 10 years and has 22 years of experience using both SWR and The Writing
Road to Reading by Romalda Spalding. Aside from teaching her own children, Silvia has tutored
children of all ages using SWR and WRTR, taught ESL students, and has taught Spanish classes to
both adults and adolescents. During her time as trainer for SWR, Silvia has taught seminars for
homeschoolers and private school teachers in various states including Missouri, Mississippi,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas, New Mexico, and her home state of Tennessee.
She has been married to her high school sweetheart for over 35
years. www.semeducationalservices.com
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Robert Oesch
Robert Oesch has practiced in the fields of business and estate planning since 1989 and chairs
the Trusts and Estates practice at the law firm of Riezman Berger, P.C. His expertise includes
all aspects of estate planning and trust and estate administration, including the use of trusts for
a wide variety of purposes, planning to minimize gift, estate and generation-skipping transfer
taxes, administering probate estates and trusts, preparing gift and estate tax returns, creating
and implementing business entities and business succession plans, and the use of
guardianships. Mr. Oesch has practiced before the Internal Revenue Service for many years,
successfully obtained Private Letter Rulings, represented clients in tax audits, and served as
special tax consultant to other tax professionals. He enjoys serving as family advisor and
counselor at law for a large number of families in Missouri and Illinois. Mr. Oesch received his
undergraduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis in 1983 and his law degree
from the Washington University School of Law in 1986. He was a member and associate editor of the Washington University Law
Quarterly, and publisher of multiple articles for the Quarterly. Mr. Oesch is licensed to practice in Missouri and before the Internal
Revenue Service. His professional memberships include the Real Property, Probate and Trust Section as well as the Tax Section of the
American Bar Association, the Estate Planning Council of St. Louis, and the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. He also serves
on the Planned Giving Advisory Committee of the Saint Louis Zoo,and the Red Cross of Missouri Planned Giving Council. Mr. Oesch
was honored with the 2008 Professional Advisors Legacy Award granted by the St. Louis Planned Giving Advisory Council for
"creativity, service and excellence in estate planning." He has also been a speaker at a variety of tax and estate planning seminars. For
more information on legal services, including estate planning, please contact David Klarich at 314-727-0101.
www.riezmanberger.com
Barry Petrowsky
Barry Petrowsky has been a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones since January 2003. Prior to that he
was a Financial Representative with A.G. Edwards for 3yrs and the Vice President of Leasing for the
U.S. MW Region, Westfield, an International Shopping Center Corporation. Barry has received the
―Jack Phelan‖ production awards in ‗08, ‗09, the ―Century Award,‖ ‘09 and has been named one of the
2008, 2009 and 2010 ―Five Star Best in Client Satisfaction Wealth Managers in the greater St. Louis
area,‖ that appeared in the St. Louis Magazine(s). Barry received both his B.A and his M.A from Drake
University, Des Moines, Iowa. Barry is married to Jennifer, Principal of J.P. Marketsource, and they
have two daughters, Lili (11) and Emma (8) adopted from China. Barry also has two grown children,
Melissa and Todd. [email protected]
Candy Summers
Jon and Candy Summers have homeschooled since 1980, led Missouri's Christian
Home Educators Fellowship since 1993, served as leaders of North County Christian
Homeschool Association from 1987-1998 and again from 2006 to the present. They
have published a newsletter since 1987 which is now emailed nationwide, authored a
book, planner, and website by the same title, There's No Place Like Home. Together
they also co-author in depth chronological Bible studies for the church Jon pastors,
the Lord's Family Fellowship, dedicated to equipping families to train up generations
for God's throne room. In 2003 they began a family business, Summers on the Lawn,
a complete lawn care and landscaping company, which involves their entire family.
www.theresnoplacelikehome-summers.com
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Samuel Blair Turley
Samuel Blair Turley has been a student of history and the War Between the States for over ten years.
His extensive study on the subject has instilled in him a great respect for our Southern forefathers, and
his observations of their godly character, exemplified by commitment to duty and sacrifice, have
shaped his life goals. This, combined with a great interest in principles of law and Biblical history, has
provided him with unique opportunities to speak to a variety of audiences on subjects related to the
war. Samuel is a farmer in Middle Tennessee and history protégé of popular speaker and expert Civil
War historian, Bill Potter. www.southernthundertn.blogspot.com/
Beth Ellen Nash
Beth Ellen Nash is a certified teacher and Orton-Gillingham trained tutor with 13 years experience working with struggling learners.
She has a degree in elementary education from the University of Wisconsin--Madison. For the past 6 1/2 years she has been the Lead
Teacher, Director, and Curriculum Coordinator for Hope Academy, a private school in Madison, WI “where outside the box learners
get wings to soar.” The school has served students ages 7-21. She has also tutored, assessed, &/or consulted with dozens of families
ranging from preschool level on up through ACT and GED preparation. She is also the Homeschool and Special Needs Consultant, as
well as Educational Buyer, for Cornerstone Learning Connections, her dad‟s educational store that shares adjacent space with Hope
Academy on Madison‟s east side. Beth Ellen has evaluated literally hundreds of titles, especially in the area of language arts, through
the lens of what may put a stumbling block in the way of struggling learners. In tutoring and in the classroom, working with a wide
range of struggling learners, Beth Ellen has had the opportunity to try out many eclectic curriculum options and can speak from
experience as to what makes many titles she recommends particularly suited to meet a specific need.
www.cornerstonelearningconnections.com
Tom Eldredge
Tom Eldredge is the author of the quintessential homeschooling book, Safely Home, a call to turn
the hearts of the fathers to their children. Father of nine children and 13 grandchildren, Tom and his
wife Helen, 27-year homeschool veterans, are living out their vision for family on their homestead in
the Missouri Ozarks. Surrounded by eight of their nine children and many grandchildren, Tom
commutes about 40 feet from his home to work with four of his sons in their family business,
MachMotion.com, where they manufacture computer based (CNC) controls for machine tools and
machinery. As an electronics technician, with an engineering background, Tom is now teaching
electronics to two of his grandchildren. His goal in this ―hands-on‖ course is to instill in his posterity
a passion for being creative and making things. As he develops and refines this twelve-week
program, he shares some of the highlights on www.TheCreatorClub.blogspot.com as he shares
practical ideas and projects, which dads can use with their own sons and grandsons. He hopes to be
able to share more practical ideas and projects that dads can work on with their sons and grandsons
in their home workshops and maybe use this as an opportunity to disciple some neighbor boys at the
same time. www.MachMotion.com
Jamie Stull-praise and worship
Jamie Stull has been singing with choirs and ensembles for much of his life and has directed music in two churches. He is a member
of the Ambassadors of Harmony, the 2009 International Champion barbershop chorus located in St. Charles, MO. He currently
teaches 4th-6th grade Social Studies and Language Arts at Chesterfield Day School and enjoys producing their 6th grade musical
every year. He and his wife have four children and have been homeschooling for 20 years.
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2011 VENDOR WORKSHOP SPEAKERS
Jennifer Beck (My Father’s World) When Jennifer Beck left her career as a television news anchor, she never could have
predicted how God would transform her life. From die- hard career woman to passionate stay at home mom, Jennifer
quickly found herself desiring to be the wife and mom God always wanted her to be. Her story is one of a total change,
both inside and out, leaving a world of fame and potential fortune and instead finding the true fortune that only God can
provide. Today Jennifer balances her life between homeschooling the three children still in the home, attending to the
needs of her husband, who is in public service, and working for My Father‘s World. She spent many years teaching
speech and writing classes to homeschoolers both locally and worldwide. Jennifer‘s ultimate goal is to see young people
grow to become valiant tools who will further God‘s kingdom. www.mfwbooks.com
Alan Scholl, MBA (American Opinion Foundation-Freedom Project!) 28 years of youth instruction, 27 years homeschooling
7 children, 30 years study of American Heritage/ History. www.FreedomProject.com
Amanda Capps (Math-U-See) Amanda Capps is herself a homeschool graduate. She currently lives in Eureka Springs,
Arkansas where she homeschools 2 of her 4 children. www.mathusee.com
Dr. Brandon Maxwell (Maximized Living) Certified maximized Living Doctor, Husband and Father of 2. Graduate of
Logan Chiropractic. www.abundantlifechirostl.com
David Dye, M.Ed. (CreateBetterWriters.com) David Dye has been a teacher in Southern California for twenty years. He
has a Master‘s degree in education and has been a mentor teacher for ten years. His seventeen books on writing and
grammar are in use all over the world and have been incorporated by school districts across the country. He developed
CreateBetterWriters.com to help share his writing curriculum with the homeschool community.
www.CreateBetterWriters.com
Mary Ann Otley (Family Wellness for Life) Mary Ann is a certified coach for Dr. William Sears. She is Co-Founder of
Family Wellness for Life, a not-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and wellness of families.
www.familywellness4life.org
Sharon Jeffus (Visual Manna/Young Lions) Sharon Jeffus, homeschool mother, graduated with a B.S.S.E. in art education
from John Brown University and then went on to get her certification to teach English from the University of Arkansas.
She studied painting at Metropolitan in Denver and sculpting at Southern Illinois University. Sharon taught for ten years
in the public schools in three different states, and then wrote the Visual Manna Complete Art Curriculum in 1992 and
began homeschooling her two sons. She received an outstanding rating from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for her
implementation of an Indian Arts and Crafts Program. Sharon has written over 20 books on teaching art and focusing on
using art to reinforce core learning for visual and kinesthetic learners. Sharon recently wrote a class on Studio Art 2D
approved for Advanced Placement hours. She has presented at Wonders of Wildlife Museum, Audubon Society, Precious
Moments, ACSI, Azusa Pacific University, various state and national teaching organizations and has materials
recommended by Montessori. www.visualmanna.com
Rebecca Hertwig (Gospel for Asia) Rebecca Hertwig currently resides near St Louis, Missouri. She has been very active in
volunteering her time to help with VBS, 40 Days for Life, United Way and other non-profit services. Although kept busy, she enjoys
growing her flower garden. Specifically, Rebecca has been volunteering with Gospel for Asia since 2010 and is passionate about
raising the awareness of what God is doing in South Asia through GFA. www.gfa.org
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2011 Building for the Kingdom High School Seminar
Jacque Ramey homeschooled her 3 children for 16 years, has
served as a KONOS representative and CHEF‘s twelfth grade
graduation coordinator, and serves as CHEF‘s KONOS
support group leader and high school and college coordinator
consultant.
Anne Belley has homeschooled her nine children since 1986.
She coordinates the CHEF Spelling Bee, co-coordinates the
CHEF Art Festival, and is in charge of decorations for the
Heart to Heart Tea. Anne has shared the various materials that
she has implemented for her high school students at Building
for the Kingdom seminars and North County support group
meetings. She has also contributed articles to There’s No
Place Like Home magazine.
Teresa May has homeschooled her 10 children since 1987,
has served as CHEF‘s Northwest County support group leader
and serves as CHEF treasurer, conference registration
coordinator, and graduation coordinator for many twelfth
grade graduations. She presently has 2 college graduates, an
accountant and nurse.
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CHEF’s Covenanted Families Discipleship Conference
Imparting Vision - Hope - Victory
We are deeply grateful to God that our CHEF Conference is considered by national homeschooling leaders and
speakers to be one of the top three conferences in America out of over 250 nationwide. Not only this, but our
CHEF organization is seen as impacting the entire nation. For this great and glorious heritage, we must impart
to our children a genuine gratitude to God for His mercy and grace and also to those who have sacrificed to
secure such a biblically sound foundation.
Since God‘s strategy for reconciling the world to Him has always been accomplished through parents‘
discipleship of their children, it is our responsibility to pass on to our children God‘s mandate for discipleship
and to charge them with their duty to maintain this foundation and its ancient landmarks for generations to
come.
In such uncertain and perilous times, it is a comfort to know that the victory is ours through a firm reliance on
God‘s Divine Providence for our spiritual fidelity.
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PLEASE NOTE: Vendor workshops are
marked with an *asterisk.
lessons in the morning with time to pursue individual interests
in the afternoon.
Tuesday, June 21 Schedule
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LUNCH BREAK and SHOPPING
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Doors Open for Registration and Curriculum Fair
9:00 a.m.
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Shopping
Tom Eldredge signing Safely Home in Lobby
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
The Proverbs 31 Husband
10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Doug Phillips In the midst of this
pinnacle passage defining the Virtuous woman we find a man
whose heart safely trusts in his bride who equips him to stand
in the gates of the city. Who is this man?
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Building for the Kingdom: High School and Beyond
Curriculum, College Selection, CLEP Exams
11:00-12:00
Harvard or Heaven
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Voddie Baucham What are you
aiming for in the education of your children? Is it the same
thing every other person in America is striving to attain? Is
being a follower of Christ a determining factor in the goals
toward which you educate your children? Does your child
absolutely have to have a college degree? If so, is the
traditional college route a wise investment of time and money?
In this session, we will expose the harsh truth about what
Forbes Magazine calls “The Great College Con.” Most
Bachelors degrees aren‟t worth the paper they‟re written
on. There are also a host of trades and careers that don‟t
require going to college. And if your child does end up
needing a college degree, there are inexpensive, convenient,
safe ways to get it done in a fraction of the time and at a
fraction of the cost. This is a session college administrators
don‟t want you to attend.
The Declaration of Independence: The Nation’s Charter
Covenant
10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Herb Titus A basic study of the
Declaration of Independence as the legal and political
founding document of the United States of America. We will
explore the original text and meaning of such phrases as Laws
of Nature and Nature‘s God, Self-evident truths, all men are
created equal, endowed by their Creator with certain
unalienable rights, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness,
Supreme Judge of the world, and divine Providence. We will
uncover the Christian principles upon which the nation was
founded and why those principles are of vital importance
today. Proverbs 25:2 and Revelation 1:6.
Keeper of the Home
10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Beverly Bradley Many Christian
women have difficulty balancing their duties to husband,
children, and ministries. They struggle to be a combination of
the "Titus 2" and the "Proverbs 31 Woman," yet feel like they
barely survive each day. They are sure that the "Proverbs 31
Woman" could not have homeschooled her kids. This
workshop offers solid biblical direction to those women who
want to understand their biblical responsibilities as wife,
mother, and homeschool teacher. A truly inspiring look at the
high calling of Christian womanhood as presented in Titus
2:4-5.
Historiography of the Causes of Secession and War: How
to Teach the Theories of Why the South Left the Union
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Bill Potter Opinions on how and why
the War Between the States occurred were published before
the war actually ended, and the controversies and theories
have not stopped since. What is the truth? What part did
slavery play in the states-rights debate? Why were there two
waves of secession? Was secession constitutional in the first
place?
Spell to Write and Read-Learn the Hidden Secrets of the
English Language 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Silvia Mondragon
This unique program, written by Wanda Sanseri, a
homeschool educator with experience as a professional teacher
and private tutor, shows how to teach reading the "write" way.
Spelling is the backbone for reading, thus, we teach all
students spelling phonetically from the start regardless of
learning styles, to read and spell. If your students already
know how to read, this program will provide an excellent basis
for spelling and English instruction. Your students will learn
how to analyze words by understanding the rules for spelling.
SWR is a complete spelling program, from beginning to
college level; integrates Penmanship with phonics and
spelling; teaches comprehensive, explicit phonics; teaches the
love of reading using ―real‖ books; integrates beginning
grammar with composition; and reinforces vocabulary
building, including when and how to introduce derivatives and
Greek & Latin roots. SWR is appropriate for students
*God’s Design for Your Family’s Health
10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Dr. Brandon Maxwell Preventing
Disease in your family. Essentials of wellness.
*Combining Classical Education, Charlotte Mason, Unit
Studies with a Christian Perspective
10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Jennifer Beck The myriad of
homeschool choices can be overwhelming like interstates,
highways, back roads and scenic routes. There are so many
ways and opinions, how can one navigate through it all and
still homeschool effectively? Why not blend the best of each
method? Join My Father‘s World as we show how to instill
Christian values while integrating great literature,
chronological history, geography, hands-on activities,
notebooks and timelines, narration, study of Greek and Latin
roots, nature studies, and more. Enjoy short, well-planned
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Kindergarten to adult, for beginning, remedial, ESL, and
illiterate readers. Join us and learn the logic of the English
language!
question: "What are the best books, experiences, directives
and opportunities that parents can share with their sons to
prepare them to be noble men and manly leaders?"
*From the Paragraph to the Essay
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. David Dye, M.Ed. Need help teaching
the paragraph? Want to learn an easy technique to teach essay
writing? Come and learn a simple trick to help your students
master the paragraph as well as the essay. You will learn
several more valuable tips to improve your students‘ writing
as we preview CreateBetterWriters.com‘s curriculum. Help
your students write powerful, intelligent sentences, build a
stronger vocabulary, improve their grammar, and much more.
Finally, learn how to get much of this material for free.
The United States Constitution: The Nation’s Civil
Government’s Covenant 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Herb Titus
According to America‘s national charter, governments are
instituted among men deriving their just powers from the
consent of the governed to the end that the people‘s God-given
rights are secured. We will learn the political and legal
differences between the Articles of Confederation and the
United States Constitution, the political and legal connection
between the Constitution and the Declaration, and the political
and legal significance of the prohibition of religious tests ... as
a qualification to any office or public trust under the United
States. 1 Samuel 10:8 and 10:25 and 1 Timothy 1:8.
New Homeschoolers Workshop Part 1 of 3
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Candy Summers ―By wisdom a house is
built, and by understanding it is established; and by
knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant
riches‖ (Proverbs 24:3,4). In this fast paced, fully-packed,
continuous 3-hour workshop, Candy will cover the Hebrew
Method of Education, The Father‘s Role, Maintaining Our
Vision, Curriculum, Organization, Flexibility, Creative
Teaching Methods for Each Subject, Unit Studies, Grading,
Testing, College Preparation, Missouri‘s Requirements,
Teaching with Toddlers, Avoiding the Enemy‘s Lure to Over
Commitment, Protecting Our Children from Satan‘s Grip,
Staying the Course, Child Training, The Blessed Joy of
Motherhood, Surprising and Delighting Your Family, and
How to Celebrate Your Family‘s Greatest Gift-Each Other.
Abraham Lincoln: Step Father of Our Country
2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. John Dwyer The real story of America's
most revered President is vastly more interesting--and
controversial--than what the history books have taught
us. Learn Lincoln's real opinions, in his own words, on
numerous key subjects. What were his views on the
Constitution, government, economics, war and peace, slavery,
and religion? Was he a conservative or a liberal? Did he
believe in a free market or command economy? Was he a
Christian or not? What did his friends consider his
views? His business associates? His wife? You may be in for
some surprises.
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*You Can Homeschool High School!
2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Jennifer Beck Studies indicate that
homeschooled high-schoolers are far more likely to remain
committed to Christ than those who attend public school. My
Father‘s World high school curriculum integrates Bible,
history and English, allowing your student to develop a strong
Biblical worldview using easy to follow self-directed lesson
plans for all subjects. Students read through the entire Bible,
apply Biblical analysis when reading classical literature,
develop strong composition skills and nurture a heart to serve
others. Look forward to homeschooling your student through
high school and make Christ a central focus during these
crucial growing years.
SHOPPING BREAK
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
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New Homeschoolers Workshop, Part 2 of 3
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Candy Summers
Sam Davis, Patrick Cleburne and John Pelham: Stories of
Bravery from Fallen Heroes of the Confederacy
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Samuel Blair Turley Inspiring tales of
duty and sacrifice by young Christian men who understood
true liberty and shed their blood in defense of it.
New Homeschoolers Workshop, Part 3 of 3
2:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. Candy Summers
Family Worship: The Forgotten Home Discipleship Tool
3:10 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Voddie Baucham Two hundred years
ago a man could be excommunicated from his church for
failing to lead his household in regular family worship. Today
a man can become a pastor without ever having engaged in the
process. What happened? Why do so few families engage in
family worship? And what‘s the big deal anyway? In this
session, we will learn about the history and theology of family
worship and its importance in the life of every Christian
family. We will also look at practical ways every family can
institute this vital practice.
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Rebuilding a Culture of Virtuous Boyhood: Why we have
lost a masculine vision for our sons and how to regain it.
2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Doug Phillips Twenty-first century
Christian boys have much to learn from boys of the past.
Issues of courtesy to women, sacrifice, and vision are critical
to raising modern boys. Our goal must be to move beyond the
pretty platitudes and to aspire to rebuilding an entire culture of
virtuous boyhood, such that every aspect of a young man's life
is preparation for chivalrous leadership in the name of Jesus
Christ. In this message, Doug Phillips answers the
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The Power of Symbol and Controversy: Battle Flags of the
Civil War
3:10 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Bill Potter Few objects invoke the
emotional power of a nation's flag. In the Civil War, every
regiment on both sides carried a flag into battle and was
willing to sacrifice everything to keep it waving. The flags
came to symbolize everything they were fighting for and the
comrades who died defending it. The battle flag of the
Confederacy still evokes controversy today, but what were its
historical meanings to the men who fought? What is your
reaction when you see the stars and stripes run up the flagpole
in the Olympics or at a military funeral?
DINNER & SHOPPING BREAK
4:10 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
(Curriculum Fair Closes at 7:30)
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GENERAL SESSION
The Christian Life of Stonewall Jackson
6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Doug Phillips In this poignant insight
into the character of the General Jackson, we see an
extraordinary man able to articulate theology and military
history, while galloping to the sound of the guns. Jackson ‘s
theology was supremely orthodox, being rooted in the biblical
tradition of Knox, Calvin, and Edwards. In a day bereft of true
heroes, Stonewall‘s gallant deeds and virtuous conduct still
move our hearts with admiration. He shows us how a Christian
soldier should live and die.
Estate Planning: Stewarding Your Assets and Values
3:10 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Robert Oesch Too many people delay
getting their financial house in order, especially when it comes
to estate planning. Attorney Bob Oesch will discuss the
importance of estate planning as good and proper stewardship
of your assets and values. He will also discuss the basics of
planning, including the use of Wills, Trusts and Powers of
Attorney, and the laws involving responsibility for your
property during life and at death.
Beyond Labels: Understanding Your Child’s Strengths
and Weaknesses
3:10 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Beth Ellen Nash In this workshop, Beth
Ellen will summarize material about 8 systems of the mind
from several resources produced by Mel Levine and the All
Kinds of Minds Institute to help make it accessible to busy
homeschooling parents. We will explore these 8 systems of
the mind (or neurodevelopmental constructs): Language,
Memory, Attention, Sequential and Spatial Ordering, Social
and Higher Thinking, and Motor Skills. As we explore each
of these systems of the mind you may discover specific
breakdown areas in these systems that are part of your
students‟ weaknesses and other areas that are part of their
patterns of individual strengths. These specific patterns of
strengths and weaknesses that create an individual‟s personal
profile are often more informative as to how to help a
struggling student than labels on an IEP or psychologist‟s
report, as important as those documents may be. Specific
resources that may be useful in meeting specific needs will be
mentioned as we explore each of these systems of the mind.
Participants will be asked to keep their children in mind as we
go through the material and note areas that strike them as
particular strengths or weaknesses. This will allow
participants to go home with a preliminary portrait of their
children‟s systems of the mind and how that can inform using
their strengths and meeting their needs as we seek to go
beyond the label to reaching the individual child.
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SHOPPING BREAK
7:00 p.m.-7:20 p.m.
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The Role of the Father in Home Education/Discipleship
7:20 p.m.-8:20 p.m. Voddie Baucham Many homeschool dads
view their role in home education as little more than providing
the money to buy curriculum each year. However, the results
of such passivity can be devastating. Marriages are strained,
homeschool boys are feminized, moms are frustrated and
isolated, and feminism often exploits the opening. As a result,
the homeschool movement is in jeopardy of being feminized
altogether. While you may not be able to do anything about
the big picture, you can (and must) do something about your
own home. However, this mandate must be viewed in light of
the overall view of the home laid out in the Scriptures. This
session will explore how dads can be more than just sideline
spectators (or worse, bullies who demand results and threaten
to pull the plug if their kids don‟t get up-to-speed). Dads will
learn how to cast vision, set goals, offer support, and get
involved. Moms will learn how to apply the principles of 1
Peter 3:1-6 in ways that encourage their husband to assume his
role as leader in the home without using manipulation or guilt.
The Civil War: Art Activities that Reinforce Learning and
Teach Art Basics
3:10 p.m. – 4:10 p.m. Sharon Jeffus Students will learn art
basics of shading, shadow, and texture and look at master
works of art about the Civil War by Winslow Homer and
Conrad Wise Chapman. We will look at how they created
atmospheric and linear perspective in their pictures and how
they captured moments in Civil War history. Students will do
two projects.... $10 for art supplies. Send to Sharon Jeffus, 700
County Road 6630, Salem MO 65560.
The Death of a Regiment: The First Texas at Antietam
7:20 p.m.-8:20 p.m. Bill Potter The soldiers of the War
Between the States were organized into regiments of men
from the same state. Perhaps the most distinguished combat
force in the Army of Northern Virginia was the Texas
Brigade, of which the 1st was a part. They sustained the largest
percentage of casualties of any single regiment in one battle of
the war. I tell the story of the men of the 1st and how they
stood their ultimate test. It is an illustration of the experiences
of all the men on both sides but to an extraordinary degree.
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children, all who grow to revere him; becomes the most
famous American soldier in the Mexican War; leads the Army
of Northern Virginia to immortal fame; and serves the South
and all of America in the post-war role of a forgiving,
forbearing peacemaker.
Foundations of Investing
7:20 p.m.-8:20 p.m. Barry Petrowsky Foundations of
Investing is an in-depth seminar that will not only cover the
basics of investing in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds but also
explaining other investment topics such as:
 "The Rule of 72" How long it would take to double
your money at fixed interest rates
 Determining your own personalized risk tolerance
 Developing your own personal investment pyramid
 Explaining the difference of investment ranges such
as growth, income, growth and income, and
aggressive
 Investing for minor children
 Comparing retirement and non-retirement investing
Worksheets will be provided to all attendees to complement
the covered topics. We will have a vendor booth available for
the entire conference to answer any questions or concerns you
might have.
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Wednesday, June 22 Schedule
Door Open for Registration and Curriculum Fair 8:45
Although workshops begin at 9:00 the
Curriculum Fair does not open until 10:00
Education and Worldview
9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Voddie Baucham It is impossible to
separate education and worldview. In fact, the main purpose
of education is worldview discipleship. Unfortunately, many
home educators have come to believe that worldview is a
subject to be taught in the late teen years before a child goes
off to college. That is a terrible mistake. This session will
examine the central question, “What is a Worldview” and
demonstrate how every aspect of our home education from
beginning to end is crucial in forming our child‟s
worldview. We will also examine the main competing
worldviews of our day and show how government education
has served as a principle exponent of neo-Marxism and secular
humanism over the past century and a half.
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Understanding the Heart of Your Wife
8:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Reb Bradley This session reveals how the
commands in the fifth chapter of Ephesians to husbands are
each intended by God to meet the specific needs of a man's
wife. Wives have raved that this is the best message Reb has
ever given. Reb believes that this workshop is needed by every
husband -- it will help him gain insight into his wife's heart,
explaining why she is hurt so easily by innocent comments,
why she seems so illogical at times and why her girlfriends
understand her perfectly. It explains the nature of true biblical
leadership and how a man who exercises it can fan the flames
of love in his wife's heart.
13th, 14h, and 15th Amendments: Transformative or
Preservative of the Nation’s Civil Covenant
9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Herb Titus A potpourri of critical issues
for our country. The revolutionary nature of the 13th
Amendment prohibition against slavery and involuntary
servitude, the later ratification and repeal of the 23d
Amendment prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors and
the proposed Human Life Amendment and the perversion of
the due process clause as argued by Texas in Roe v. Wade.
Does equal protection of the laws really prohibit laws that
limit marriage to one man and one woman? The question of
natural born U.S. citizenship and the 14th Amendment
definition of citizenship, subordinating state citizenship to
United States citizenship (e.g., the 15th Amendment). What
are the privileges and immunities of the citizens of the United
States? Genesis 9:6 and Deuteronomy 17:6 and Acts 22:25.
The Bill of Rights: Securing Individual Liberty and
Property in the Nation’s Civil Government
8:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Herb Titus Originally, the first ten
Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, popularly known as the
Bill of Rights, applied only to limit the powers of the United
States government. We will discover the providential
structure of the Bill of Rights, why the first liberty secured by
the First Amendment is freedom of religion, and why the other
liberties secured by the 1st Amendment and the liberties of the
2d, 3d and first sentence of the 4th Amendment secure the
liberty and property only of American citizens, whereas the
rest of the 4th amendment and the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th
Amendments secure the liberty and property of all persons,
including American citizens. 2 Chronicles 19:11 and Luke
20:25.
10 Things I Wish I Had Known When I Began
Homeschooling
9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Beverly Bradley When Beverly started
homeschooling more than 25 years ago she had been a
credentialed teacher who taught classrooms full of children, so
felt confident to teach her own children at home. As the years
progressed however, she discovered that her professional
experience wasn‘t what she needed to influence her children;
The Christian Character of Robert E. Lee
8:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. John Dwyer Most people know of Lee's
military exploits, but few know that his greatest legacy is that
of a peacemaker. Accompany Lee as he courts and marries
Mary Custis, great-granddaughter of Martha
Washington; saves the city of St. Louis by engineering the
rerouting of the Mississippi River; fathers and raises seven
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it was an understanding of God‘s values and His grace to
impart them.
Rise of Abolitionist Terrorism: John Brown and The
Secret Six :
11:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m. Bill Potter One of the most influential
events leading to secession occurred when a small invasion
force entered Virginia, financed by Unitarian ministers and
intellectuals, and led by a dedicated killer who saw himself as
God‘s avenging spirit. At Harper‘s Ferry, Virginia the terrorist
plot fell apart, and the vision of a nationwide slave
insurrection was stamped out in the engine room of a firestation. The aftermath elevated Brown to martyr status among
northern radicals and fired up southern radicals to white hot
calls for secession.
*A Child’s Health Begins with the Parent
9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Mary Ann Otley From ―America‘s
Pediatrician,‖ Dr. Bill Sears will explain that food impacts
how well a child‘s brain works, affecting their moods and
abilities. Parents will leave with a family-friendly practical
guide to eating healthy.
*Occupying Preschoolers While Teaching Older Children
9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Jennifer Beck Our children are precious
gifts from the Lord, but sometimes they can interfere with our
human plans. These little ones seem to seek attention at the
wrong time. What can we do at these times to creatively
involve them in the learning process? My Father‘s World
shares many suggestions on how to educate and occupy little
ones.
How to Learn a Foreign Language?
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Silvia Mondragon What is your first
impression of teaching your students a foreign language?
―UGH! I took _______in high school and do not remember a
thing?‖ Sound familiar? Most of us experience the same pain
of dealing with subjects ―foreign‖ to us. When teaching a
foreign language most programs start with vocabulary. The
student memorizes the vocabulary, stores it away for the test
and then forgets it. Some have a great memory and will
remember but must translate word for word. As a result, we
truly do not learn to speak a new language. The best way to
learn a language is immersion. This involves using all your
senses not memorizing vocabulary. The Learnables® is a
highly acclaimed, easy to use language immersion system. A
proven linguistic sequence combined with thousands of
carefully drawn pictures and clearly spoken recordings by
native speakers assures success. Language comprehension is
quick, enabling you to think in the foreign language. An
extensive vocabulary and thousands of conversations in a
variety of contexts teaches you to express yourself well in the
foreign language. Humorous and interesting stories provide an
enjoyable experience while you learn.
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Doors Open for Curriculum Fair
10:00
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PRAISE AND WORSHIP with Jamie Stull
10:00 a.m.-10:45 p.m.
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LUNCH BREAK and SHOPPING
10:45 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
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*From the Paragraph to the Essay
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. David Dye, M.Ed, Need help teaching
the paragraph? Want to learn an easy technique to teach essay
writing? Come and learn a simple trick to help your students
master the paragraph as well as the essay. You will learn
several more valuable tips to improve your students‘ writing
as we preview CreateBetterWriters.com‘s curriculum. Help
your students write powerful, intelligent sentences, build a
stronger vocabulary, improve their grammar, and much more.
Finally, learn how to get much of this material for free.
Building For the Kingdom: High School and Beyond
Transcripts, Accelerated Distance Learning
10:45-11:30
Providence and Perseverance: Why History Teaches us to
Hope
11:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m. Doug Phillips This present generation
lacks hope. Our children don't know who they are, where they
came from, nor where they should be going. Psalm 78 reminds
us that God has ordained the telling of providential history to
children as a primary means of communicating hope to the
next generation. Doug Phillips explains the doctrine of
Providence and the legacy of faithful believers who have
persevered. He looks at the two of the most significant men of
the last 1000 years and prepares Christians to offer a
distinctively biblical view of their influence on nations and
cultures. He provides parents with a practical defense of
providential history against the liberal revisionists of our day
and inspires home educators to make the discipline of
providential history a core element of their home education.
*Math-U-See and Understand
11:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m. Amanda Capps
Amanda will demonstrate how the use of manipulatives is key
in making math both visual and concrete for both teacher and
student. Using our ―build it, say it, write it‖ philosophy makes
learning math concrete no matter your student‘s learning style.
Come ―see‖ how fun Math can be!
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SHOPPING BREAK
12:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
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can be layered to provide the degree of support and practice an
individual student may need.
Raising Respectful Children
1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Reb Bradley If there is one word which
describes what is absent in modern American children, it is
"respect." A generation of children is growing up with little
understanding of what it means to honor their parents or
respect any established authority. Neither do they properly
respect other people's possessions or their feelings. As
Christian parents we need not be swept along with our
society's parenting techniques, which foster such a lack of
honor for others. This workshop will help parents identify
what they accidentally do to foster disrespect in their children
and will give them a biblical plan to cultivate genuine love and
respect, instead.
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2:30 p.m.-3:15 p.m.
Book Signing in Lobby: John Dwyer author of The War
Between the States America’s Uncivil War
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Into to the Amazon: Why Men Must Worship the
Creature, not the Creator, and the Great Battle Against
the Radical Environmentalism.
3:15 p.m.-4:15 p.m. Doug Phillips Environmentalism is one
of the most radical ideological battles raging today. What are
we to think of the Green movement? How should we define
conservation? Environmental Pantheism presents itself in the
name of conservation but Biblical stewardship never supplants
the Creator from His throne or apposes His commission. We
are Christ‘s ambassadors in all that we lay our hands to. And,
we must lawfully steward all of the resources God has given
us in His Creation.
A Darwinism Revolution: The Living Constitution a
Covenant with Death
1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Herb Titus A critique of the
constitutional right of a woman to terminate her pregnancy, as
established in Roe v. Wade, and reaffirmed in Planned
Parenthood v. Casey. Life as defined by the Court vs. life as
defined by the Declaration of Independence; which definition
should prevail in a true understanding of the very essence of a
written constitution? The threat to the life of the nation posed
by a constitutional order that changes with changing times.
America‘s descent into tyranny.1 Samuel 13 and 15 and
Galatians 3:15.
Reconstruction or Deconstruction?
3:15 p.m.-4:15 p.m. John Dwyer Did the U.S. government's
program for the South following the War Between the States
constitute an attempt at Reconstruction or
Deconstruction? That is, was the effort geared toward repair,
healing, and reconciliation or a forcible remaking of the
defeated section? Why did this volatile era produce
carpetbaggers, scalawags, robber barons, the Black Friday
Stock Market Crash, the most corrupt Presidential
administration in U.S. history, the Gilded Age, the Ku Klux
Klan, the Union League, and lasting enmity between the black
and white races in the South?
Great Revivals During the War Between the States
1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. John Dwyer Learn how America's
greatest tragedy also birthed one of its mightiest spiritual
awakenings. Travel the camps of a Federal Army, which grew
in faith as its war fortunes improved, and a Confederate Army
that experienced mass religious revival as its hopes came to
ruin. Learn how some surprising leaders on both sides-McClellan, Rosecrans, and Howard, Lee, Jackson, and Stuart-led thousands of their men to faith. See how sorrowing homes
and broken hearths witnessed mass conversion on the civilian
front, amongst male and female, rich and poor, black and
white, and North and South alike.
Warrior Mother: Fighting For the Kids not With Them
3:15 p.m.-4:15 p.m. Beverly Bradley Why is it that while
moms so often desire a close relationship with their children
they end up in conflict with them? Not only is homeschooling
near impossible when there is tension in the family, but the
ability to influence children‘s values is lost. In this session
Beverly opens the Word to reveal important help for family
harmony. She shares about the transformation in her own
home when she recognized the spiritual warfare directed at her
own children and made the choice to fight not WITH them,
but FOR them.
*Finance Matters! Live it!
1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Leann Voss Leann will deal with the
aspects of teaching our children by example, based
on Deuteronomy 6:4-25.
Components of a Complete Language Arts Program
1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Beth Ellen Nash
In this workshop Beth Ellen Nash will address the many
aspects that make up a comprehensive language arts program
including Phonics & Phonemic Awareness; Spelling;
Vocabulary & Word Study; Reading Strategies, Fluency, &
Comprehension; Grammar, Usage, Mechanics, & Editing; and
Written Composition. We will touch briefly on handwriting
and keyboarding, as well as how critical thinking, listening,
speech, and drama are related to the language arts program. In
each of these areas Beth Ellen will highlight a few resources
that she has found the most useful in meeting the needs of the
struggling learners she serves. She will provide a thumbnail
look at what her top picks offer and what audience would
most benefit from each of them. A helpful chart crossreferencing how several of these resources fit together will
also be shared as an example of a way that multiple resources
*Teaching Principles of the United States Constitution to
teens
3:15 p.m.- 4:15 p.m. Alan Scholl, MBA Basic principles of
the Constitution in understandable language, how to present
ideas of good government, self-reliance, and the limitation of
government.
*What’s Most Important for Your Child?
3:15 a.m.-4:15 a.m. Rebecca Hertwig What is God‘s calling
on your life as a parent to raise your child? Knowing the Lord
and His calling is the most important heritage you can give
your child. Come hear how other families are living this out.
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The Life of a Christian Soldier: General Thomas Jonathan
Jackson
7:10 p.m.-8:10 p.m. Bill Potter How does a warrior retain his
faith and testimony amidst the slaughter and hard decisions of
war? Stonewall Jackson shows us.
DINNER & SHOPPING BREAK
4:10 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE
Curriculum Fair Closes at 6:00
ONLY the speaker’s tables will be open for purchases after
6:00!
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General Session
CIVIL WAR BALL
8:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
(OPEN TO CONFERENCE ATTENDEES ONLY)
FOR ALL AGES. $3.00 per dancer or $15.00 per family.
Teaching Your Children with Your Grandchildren in
Mind
6:00 a.m.-7:00 a.m. Voddie Baucham I am surprised at how
many homeschool kids aren‟t sure whether or not they are
going to educate their own children at home. I‟m more
surprised that some are sure they won‟t. Usually, further
examination reveals a complete lack of any
theological/philosophical reflection on the topic. Their
parents simply did what was best for them at the moment; not
what was best, period. In this session, we will examine key
theological and philosophical motivations for home education
and how to pass these on to our children. Do your children
know why you homeschool? Do You? Do they have a „big
picture‟ perspective on the impact home education can have
on our culture for the sake of the Kingdom? Do they
understand what government education has done to the culture
at large (or that it has been intentional)? Are they thinking
about ways their marriage, educational and career choices will
impact the education and discipleship of their children? We
will also look at the way our approach to educating our
children figures into the scenario and the kinds of things we
need to encourage our children to invest in now so they can
invest in their children in the future.
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Here’s what homeschooling families had
to say about last year’s conference:
"It is so evident that you all (those planning the conference)
have prayed diligently about which speakers and topics to
address. Thank you for your service and being open to the
Lord's leading! God Bless your efforts! Our family is truly
blessed each year we attend the conference. It‘s about so
much more than just homeschooling!!! Thank you!"-
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" I love that this conference is about way more than
homeschooling. It is about raising Godly families and
warriors for the kingdom."- Williamsburg, MO
The Providence of God on D-Day: The Lessons and
Legacies of the Last Constitutional War
7:10 p.m.-8:10 p.m. Doug Phillips Faithful men of the past
laid down their lives in protection of their wives, their sons,
and their daughters. Behind this conviction was a worldview
rooted in centuries of biblical precedence – defense of the
weaker vessels. What are the lessons we must learn from these
heroes?
"We would like to express our deep appreciation to the CHEF
directors for this spiritually enriching conference. We met so
many followers of Jesus here. There was a very sweet spirit in
this place."- Mansfield, MO
“I can‟t say enough positive things about CHEF. This
conference was instrumental in our decision to pull our kids
from public school and homeschool seven years ago. God let
us now His will through the CHEF Conference. We are
encouraged and „recharged‟ by hearing the speakers remind
us why we are doing this.” - Centralia, MO
Restoring Civil Covenant: Interposition and the Original
Constitutional Text
7:10 p.m.-8:10 p.m. Herb Titus Obamacare: A case-study of
states‘ interposition on behalf of her people. How far are the
state‘s governors and legislatures willing to go? Will
resistance end with a decision by the United States Supreme
Court that the individual mandate requires every American to
purchase a health insurance policy approved by the United
States government? What about the rest of Obamacare? Is it
within the constitutionally enumerated powers of the United
States government? What does the nation‘s charter say about
resistance to laws like Obamacare? What does the Bible say?
2 Chronicles 23:11-16 and Acts 5:29.
"We love the inspiration we all receive for the big picturediscipling, long term."- Troy, MO
"Our favorite part of the conference is hearing words that
aren‟t spoken from the pulpit at home. Here we don't feel like
aliens."- Mexico, MO
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9:00
Doors Open for Registration and Curriculum Fair
10:00 - 11:00
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
11:00 - 12:00
The Proverbs 31 Husband
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
1:00 - 2:00
Voddie Baucham
Harvard or Heaven
Book Signing of Safely Home in Lobby
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Herb Titus
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Bill Potter
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Herb Titus
The United States Constitution
Spouse:
The Nation’s Civil
Government’s Covenant
Young Adults:
Abraham Lincoln: Step
Father of our Country
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Bill Potter
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Robert Oesch
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Barry Petrowsky
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
John Dwyer
The Declaration of
Independence: The Nation’s
Charter Covenant
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Beverly Bradley
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Silvia Mondragon
The Keeper of the Home
Historiography of the Causes
Of Secession and War: Why
The South Left the Union
Spell to Write and Read
Learn the Hidden Secrets of
The English Language
SHOPPING
2:00 - 3:00
Doug Phillips
3:10 - 4:10
Voddie Baucham
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
4:10 - 6:00
Rebuilding a Culture of
Virtuous Boyhood: Regain a
Masculine Vision for Our Sons
Family Worship:
The Forgotten Home
Discipleship Tool
The Power of Symbol and
Controversy: Battle Flags of
The Civil War
Self:
John Dwyer
Estate Planning:
Stewarding Your Assets
And Values
DINNER and SHOPPING (Curriculum Fair Closes at 7:30 p.m.)
6:00 - 7:00
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
7:00 – 7:20
Doug Phillips
The Christian Life of Stonewall
Jackson
SHOPPING
7:20 - 8:20
Voddie Baucham
8:30 - 9:30
Reb Bradley
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
8:45
SHOPPING
LUNCH and SHOPPING
12:00 - 1:00
TUESDAY, June 21
Doug Phillips
The Role of the Father in
Home Education/Discipleship
Understanding the Heart of
Your Wife
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Bill Potter
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Herb Titus
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Herb Titus
The Death of a Regiment:
The First Texas at
Antietam
The Bill of Rights: Securing
Individual Liberty & Property
In the Nation’s Civil Govt.
Foundations of
Investing
The Christian Character of
Robert E. Lee
Doors Open for Registration
9:00 - 10:00
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Voddie Baucham
Education and
Worldview
10:00 Curriculum Fair Opens for SHOPPING
Self:
13th, 14th, &15th Amendments:
Spouse:
Transformative or Preservative
Of the Nation’s Civil Covenant Young Adults:
Beverly Bradley
10 Things I Wish I Had Known
When I Began
Homeschooling
10:00 - 10:45 PRAISE & WORSHIP with Jamie Stull
WEDNESDAY, June 22
10:45 - 11:30 LUNCH and SHOPPING
11:30 - 12:30
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
12:30 - 1:30
Providence and Perseverance:
Why History Teaches us to
Hope
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Bill Potter
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Herb Titus
Rise of Abolitionist Terrorism
John Brown and the
Secret Six
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Silvia Mondragon
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
John Dwyer
How to Learn a
Foreign Language
SHOPPING
1:30 - 2:30
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
2:30 - 3:15
SHOPPING
3:15 - 4:15
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
4:15 - 6:00
Doug Phillips
Reb Bradley
Raising Respectful
Children
A Darwinism Revolution:
The Living Constitution a
Covenant with Death
Great Revivals During the
War Between the
States
Book Signing of The War Between the States America’s Uncivil War in Lobby
Doug Phillips
Into the Amazon: The Great
Battle Against Radical
Environmentalism
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
John Dwyer
Reconstruction or
Deconstruction?
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Beverly Bradley
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
BILL POTTER
Warrior Mother:
Fighting for the Kids not
With Them
DINNER and SHOPPING (Curriculum Fair Closes at 6:00 p.m.)
6:00 - 7:00
Voddie Baucham
7:10 - 8:10
Doug Phillips
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Teaching Your Children with
Your Grandchildren in Mind
The Providence of God on DDay: Lessons and Legacies of
the Last Constitutional War
8:30 – 10:30 CIVIL WAR BALL in Ballroom upstairs
Self:
Spouse:
Young Adults:
Herb Titus
Restoring Civil Covenant:
Interposition and the
Original Constitutional Text
The Life of a Christian Soldier
General Thomas Jonathan
Jackson
Continued Workshop Schedule
Registration is not required for these workshops -- Just come and enjoy!
9:00 Doors Open for Registration and Curriculum Fair
Tuesday, June 21
Room 104
Room 105
10:00 - 11:00
Gods Design for your Family’s Health
Dr. Brandon Maxwell, Maximized Living
Combining Classical Education, Charlotte Mason, and Unit Studies
with a Christian Perspective
Jennifer Beck, My Father’s World
11:00 – 12:00
Shopping
Building for the Kingdom: High School & Beyond
Curriculum, College Selection, CLEP Exams
12:00 - 1:00
From the Paragraph to the Essay
David Dye, M.Ed., CreateBetterWriters.com
New Homeschoolers Workshop Part 1 of 3
Candy Summers,
1:00 - 2:00
Sam Davis, Patrick Cleburne and John Pelham: Stories
of Bravery from Fallen Heroes of the Confederacy
Samuel Blair Turley
New Homeschoolers Workshop Part 2 of 3
Candy Summers
2:00 - 3:00
You Can Homeschool High School!
Jennifer Beck, My Father’s World
New Homeschoolers Workshop Part 3 of 3
Candy Summers
3:10 - 4:10
Beyond Labels: Understanding Your Child’s Strengths
and Weaknesses
Beth Ellen Nash, Cornerstone
The Civil War: Art Activities that Reinforce Learning and Teach Art
Basics
Sharon Jeffus, Visual Manna
WEDNESDAY, June 22
8:45 Doors Open for Registration and Curriculum Fair
Room 104
Room 105
9:00 - 10:00
A Child’s Health Begins with the Parent
Mary Ann Otley, Family Wellness
Occupying Preschoolers While Teaching Older Children
Jennifer Beck, My Father’s World
10:45 – 11:30
Shopping
Building for the Kingdom: High School and Beyond
Transcripts, Accelerated Distance Learning
11:30 - 12:30
From the Paragraph to the Essay
David Dye, M.Ed., CreateBetterWriters.com
Math-U-See and Understand
Amanda Capps, Math-U-See
1:30 - 2:30
Finance Matters! Live it!
Leann Voss
Components of a Complete Language Arts Program
Beth Ellen Nash
3:15 – 4:15
Teaching Principles of the United States Constitution to
Teens
Alan Scholl, MBA, American Opinion Foundation-Freedom
Project!
What’s most important for your child?
Rebecca Hertwig, Gospel for Asia
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A Beka Academy www.abekaacademy.org
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Alpha Omega www.aop.com
American Opinion Foundation
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Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co., LLC
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Bill Potter
BJU Press/Precept Marketing
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Brennan innovators LLC “Creator of the Reading
Focus Card” www.ReadingFocusCard.com
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Civil War…and More!
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Cornerstone Learning Connections
www.cornerstonelearningconnections.com
Covenant Seminary Bookstore
www.covenantseminarybookstore.com
*Create Better Writers www.CreateBetterWriters.com
*Creator Club www.MachMotion.com
Discovery Toys
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Doorposts www.doorposts.com
*Edward Jones www.edwardjones.com or
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*Essentials in Writing www.essentialsinwriting.com
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Family Wellness for Life
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Genevan Foundation for Cultural Renewal
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Gospel For Asia www.gfa.org
Grace and Truth Books
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Herb Titus www.lawandfreedom.com
Homeschool Planbook/State Histories in Light of
the Cross www.homeschoolplanbook.com
inKLEINations www.inkleinations.com
International ALERT Academy
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*IYR, LLC www.VossFinanceMatters.com
*JMCremp’s Adventures for Boys
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*John Dwyer www.johnjdwyer.com
Juice Plus+ www.bethlammersjuiceplus.com
Liberty Bell Press www.libertybellpress.com
Light of Faith Resources www.lightoffaith.com
Math-U-See www.mathusee.com
Maximized Living
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Miller Pads and Paper
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My Father’s World www.mfwbooks.com
National Center for Family Integrated Churches
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Nature’s Workshop Plus www.workshopplus.com
*Piano By Ear www.thepianobyear.com
Rainbow Resource Center
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Reformation Heritage Books
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*Riezman Berger, P.C. www.riezmanberger.com
Rod and Staff
Samaritan Ministries Int.
www.samaritanministries.org
*SEM Educational Services
www.semeducationalservices.com
Solomon’s Secrets
Sonlight Curriculum www.sonlight.com
*Sprinkle Publications
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The Family Vision www.thefamilyvision.org
There’s No Place Like Home
www.theresnoplacelikehome-summers.com
Teaching Textbooks www.teachingtextbooks.com
Vision Forum Ministries,
www.visionforumministries.org
Visual Manna/Young Lions www.visualmanna.com
Voddie Baucham Ministries
www.voddiebaucham.org