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Conference:

Sturbridge, MA
Thursday - Saturday
Apr. 18 through 20, 2024

MA - 2024 MassHope Convention: Anchored in Hope

Presented by: Massachusetts Homeschool Organization of Parent Educators
Recording ID: 24-0000
Original Price: $140.00
Set Price: $99.00

complete set of recordings from the 2024 convention

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Show Included Sessions
Sessions Included In This Set: 24-01Getting Started Homeschooling by: Tauna Meyer24-02Tips for Successful Homeschooling by: Nancy Manos24-03A God-Centered Approach to Teaching…Anything! by: Tauna Meyer24-04An Introduction to Worldview Thinking by: Scott Key24-05An Introduction to The Chronicles of Narnia by: Scott Key24-06From Fringe, to Movement, to Enduring Institution by: Jim Mason24-07First Things First: Cultivating Bible Habits and a Gospel-Centered Home by: Tauna Meyer24-08The Tattle-Tale Tongue by: Rand Hummell24-09A Focused Look into Homeschooling a Child with ADD/ADHD by: Staci Morgan24-10Ready, Set, Go! by: Susan Jacobsen24-11Six Types of Children: A Parent's Priority, A Child's Choice by: Mark Hamby24-12R.E.A.D. by: Rand Hummell24-13Is Theology Poetry? by: Scott Key24-14Curriculum Approaches by: Nancy Manos24-15Looking Back: What a Homeschooling Dad Wishes He Had Known by: Rob Caprera24-16You Are What You Read! by: Mark Hamby24-17Four Essential Definitions by: Matt Schmidt24-18Preparing Your Children to Launch by: Rob Caprera, Julie Caprera24-19When Labels Don't Seem to Fit by: Staci Morgan24-20Why We Need a Parental Rights Amendment by: Jim Mason24-22Securing Your Child's Seat at the Table: Defending Against a Tech Takeover by: Robert Walsh24-23Loving the Preschool and Kindergarten Years by: Tauna Meyer24-24You (and Jesus) Are Enough by: Nancy Manos24-25It Takes a Tribe: Finding and Building Your Village as You Homeschool a Special Learner by: Staci Morgan24-26Raise them Up, Don't Crush them Down by: Mark Hamby24-27Note to Self: The Vital Role of Homeschooling Dads by: Rob Caprera24-28Marturiaphobia by: Rand Hummell24-29Getting Started Homeschooling by: Nancy Manos24-30The Problem of Truth by: Scott Key24-31Marriage Mistakes Homeschool Moms Make by: Tauna Meyer24-32Knowing God Better / Loving God More by: Rand Hummell24-33Homeschooling Through High School: Don't Quit Now by: Staci Morgan24-34Storytelling, Writing, Literature in the Home by: Molly Mayo24-35Hold On! Resolved Conflicts and Restored Relationships by: Mark Hamby24-37Strategies for Multi-Level Homeschooling by: Tauna Meyer24-38A National View of Threats to Homeschool Freedom by: TEACH-CT24-39The Prodigal Son, the Forgiving Father, and the Power of Beholding by: Rand Hummell24-40Creation Cries Out by: Matt Schmidt24-41Finding Joy in the Homeschool Journey by: Nancy Manos24-42The Importance of Christian Higher Education by: Scott Key This set is subject to change without notice based on recording availability. Recordings that are lost due to technical difficulties or that are no longer available due to contractual agreements with the speakers, will not be included. No refund for missing sessions is guaranteed or implied.

Homeschooling in America is freer from restrictions and more accessible than ever. One major reason for this is the advocacy of HSLDA over the past 40 years. However, this year we’ve witnessed yet another wave of persecution. Christian homeschoolers have shown that we are uniquely equipped to serve and lead our culture. As a mature institution, we must do what only followers of Christ can do—draw our neighbors to the gospel that offers guidance and reconciliation. We need to champion homeschooling as an enduring institution—one that continues to shape the character of children by modeling virtue.

ID: 24-20
Friday;
Apr. 19, 2024
$3.50

Homeschooling freedom stands on two essential pillars of freedom: the right of parents to direct the upbringing, education, and care of their children, and the free exercise of religion. Yet only one of these freedoms – religious liberty – is explicitly guaranteed in the United States Constitution, and both freedoms are under attack. Jim recently became president of ParentalRights.org after its founder (and Jim’s mentor) Michael Farris moved to Alliance Defending Freedom in order to focus more exclusively on religious freedom. Jim has taken up the challenge of explicitly including parental rights in the Constitution. HSDLA and ParentalRights.org believe children are best served when parents are empowered to act in their children’s best interests without undue interference from the state. Come and hear about what it takes to change the Constitution and how you can help.