9:00 AM
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– What It Takes to Homeschool Successfully
Of course, you want to succeed at this homeschooling thing! But what does it take to reach that goal? In this session, Sonya shares mom-to-mom encouragement about the top qualifications and priorities that are vital for homeschooling (and for life). Do you have what it takes to homeschool successfully? You might be surprised.
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International– The Power of Godly Influence and the Legacy It Leaves
Did you know that you have influence? You do! The question is, what you are doing with the influence that God has given you? You have influence with your children, your friends, family, co-workers. What are you doing with it? How is your faith influencing those around you? In this powerful presentation, Heidi will share six character traits of leaders who have successfully navigated the ups and downs of leadership and used their influence to make a difference in the lives of those around them. Your legacy is already being built. What will it be?
Dennis Gundersen—Grace and Truth Books– Go For the Goal! Shepherding Children with Eternal Aims
What are you aiming for? This motivating message is based on the Apostle Paul’s summary of why he taught – 1 Timothy 1:5: “The goal of our instruction is, love from a pure heart, and a good conscience, and a sincere faith” – perfect goals for godly parents. The work of pastors and parents have this in common: both are “shepherding” souls! Dennis designs to equip parents to raise up children whose lives overflow with love, a sound and discreet conscience, and built on real faith.
10:00 AM
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– Boy-Schooling
Have you ever had a war break out in the middle of history or read aloud to a child sitting upside down? You may be teaching a boy! Research shows that boys and girls learn differently. Understanding the differences can help to preserve the love of learning and the academic confidence of our sons: the early birds, the late bloomers, and the boys who would really just rather not. Understanding what they need at different ages – before school, as young learners, in the middle school years, and in high school can make us better homeschool parents and make them better students. Come hear from parents who’ve homeschooled six boys from the beginning and graduated four so far, the award-winning authors of Raising Real Men, as they share solid research and practical advice on how to turn wiggle worms into scholars – and enjoy doing it!
David Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– Creating A Grateful Home: Way Beyond Please and Thank You
Gratitude is so powerful in the heart of a believer. It will transform your home, your heart, and your mind. It will improve your platform for teaching, heal your marriage, and so much more.
11:00 AM
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International- The Busy Homeschool Moms Survival Guide: Because It’s A Jungle Out There
“I’m overwhelmed!” “My kids are going to have gaps in their education.” “Everything depends on me.” “I’ve failed too many times.” “I can’t do this right.” “I’m screwing up my kids.” “Everyone else’s kids are doing better than mine.” Have you heard the lies, too? Join Heidi as she talks about her own experience of homeschooling seven children over 23 years and shares what will keep you in the race til the finish line. The key? Preparing your heart before your homeschool. You’ll want to bring a friend to this one!
11:45 AM- 1:00 PM– Lunch and Fellowship With Speakers
1:00 PM
Leslie Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– For the Heart Of Your Homeschool
Homeschooling is a great thing. It provides the finest quality, tailored education your children can have, and it gives you the opportunity to build relationships, explore the world together, and so much more. But, homeschooling is not an end in itself. Rather, homeschooling is a fantastic tool for discipleship and growth. In this session, we’ll explore how to order your days and manage your homeschool in such a way that you are always going for the HEART of your homeschool.
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– Fine Arts The Charlotte Mason Way
You don’t have to be a music major or an art aficionado to teach fine arts to your children. In this hands-on presentation, you’ll discover an easy yet effective way to give your children music appreciation and art appreciation that will enrich their lives and yours.
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– Struggling Learners In High School And College
At eleven, one of our boys was just learning to read and at fourteen he still struggled to spell three letter words. Little did we know that he’d be reading ancient philosophers for fun at seventeen and that he’d go to college on a full academic scholarship! In this workshop, we’ll talk about how to help your struggling learners through high school (and give them a love of learning!), how to get accommodations on the SAT and ACT, and how to find out what help a college can give them – and you’ll be surprised just how much they can do! Our struggling learner is on the Dean’s List at his college and getting accommodations that really help. Find out how!
2:00 PM
Dennis Gundersen– Grace & Truth Books– Homeschooling with a Broken Spirit
We all get discouraged, burned out, even go through times of depression. What’s a mom to do when such a season of life comes upon her? You’re still committed to homeschooling the children – that resolve hasn’t changed. But you’ve changed. You can live in a way that honors God even while you’re depressed. And there are well-trodden pathways out of that wilderness. You just need help seeing them again. Come for the encouragement.
Suzanne Brown– Upstate Homeschool Co-op– Beginning Homeschool Seminar
This workshop is designed for parents interested in homeschooling, just beginning the homeschool journey, or for those homeschooling for a while who may be “stuck in a rut” and need new management ideas. This is not a “you must do it this way” type of seminar. All families and children are unique and have varying learning styles and situations that factor into the schooling environment. Suzanne has many years of experience in homeschooling and have a passion for assisting parents as they seek to educate their families at home.
TOPICS COVERED:
- So, we’ve made the decision to home educate? Now what???
- How do I Homeschool legally in SC?
- How do I choose a curriculum?
- How do I set up a daily schedule?
- How do I teach while managing a home?
- What about babies and toddlers?
- What about subjects I do not feel knowledgeable to teach?
- How do I teach more than one child at a time?
- How do I meet the unique needs of my students such as those with ADHD, ADD, Learning Disabilities, etc…?
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International– Prayers for the Battlefield
Are you weary? Today’s parents are up against a lot. We’re shepherding children in a time when the war for their hearts and minds has reached a fever-pitch. And yes—the battle is real—but so is our God! Come spend an hour with mother of seven, Heidi St. John as she offers hope and teaches parents how to pray for their kids at every stage development. We’ll get real about the struggle, but we won’t focus on it. You’re raising a special generation of warriors! Don’t give up—you were born for this!
3:00 PM
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– Homeschool From the Beginning
When do you get started and what do you do first? We’ve had precocious readers and we’ve had late bloomers, but every one of them has benefited from being homeschooled from the beginning. Learn to relax and introduce your little ones to the joy of learning in a gentle and realistic way that will prepare them for academic success!
David and Leslie Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– The Top Priorities for Parenting Tweens and Teens
So many parents get nervous when it comes time for parenting tweens and teens, but with a proper foundation and focusing on the top priorities, you’ll find these stages of life to be the most fun of all. In this session, David and Leslie Nunnery will discuss the Top 7 priorities every parent should keep in mind as they are parenting tweens and teens. You will take away some actionable steps and hopefully a lot of hope for parenting through these pivotal stages of your children’s lives.
Dennis Gundersen– Grace & Truth Books– Faithful and Flawed Fathers: Abraham and You, Dad
There are no perfect Biblical fathers. All had flaws, but some were still regarded as faithful. Abraham is called the father of all who believe, even though he’s far from a model of perfection. Just like Abraham, you can be a faithful father to your children, despite the flaws. A man needs to know his calling from God, be willing to sacrifice for it, and have patient faith through trials.
4:00 PM
Heidi, Sonya, Leslie, Suzanne, and Melanie– Homeschool Mom Q and A Time
This is the perfect time to ask your questions from a panel of homeschool moms who have been there/ done that– NOTHING is off limits!! This session promises to be a fun and incredibly helpful time as our speakers share their experiences, ideas, successes, and flops in hopes that you’ll be way ahead of the curve when your new homeschool years starts.
Jay, Dennis, David, and Hal– Homeschool Dad Q and A Time
Homeschool dads have a special opportunity to invest in their families both by supporting their wives in their homeschool endeavors as well as taking advantage of the incredible relationship-building opportunities homeschooling gives you. Come and hear these veteran homeschool dads share their experiences, ideas, and even their missteps along the way.
5:00 PM
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– Habit-Training Yourself: Good Habits Are Not Just for Kids
Yes, we want our children to have good habits, but many of us struggle with habits in our own lives. Take a look at four powerful pictures that give insight into how habits are formed and what to do about your bad habits. Learn the three most important words to keep in mind when habit-training. Discover how to instill your own good habits that will serve you well and help your days run smoothly.
Leslie Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– The Way You Pray Will Change the Way You Parent – and How You Live
Are you strategic in the way you pray for your children? For your husband? For yourself? Let’s look together at how God will fundamentally change the way you approach parenting, marriage, and every other area of your life through the way you pray. Then, we will all spend some time praying together in a very directed way that is sure to be a blessing and encouragement to all.
Heidi St. John– Homeschooling Held Hostage
In the past twenty years, we’ve seen a lot of changes in the homeschool community. There is much more pressure being put on homeschoolers to excel academically. We’ve gone from a few brave moms who, without access to mainstream “curriculum”, managed to give their children an excellent education—but we’ve forgotten what made it excellent.
It was excellent because these moms had a vision for homeschooling—they weren’t trying to re-create school at home. They were simply being obedient to the One who had called them to be different. They knew that if He had called them, He would equip them. And they were right.
If you’re struggling to find joy in your calling as a homeschooling parent, if you’re looking for more LIFE in your homeschool, this is one workshop you won’t want to miss. join Heidi as she talks about her journey away from curriculum-driven, workbook based homeschooling and into delight-directed learning. What she learned will bless and inspire you.
6:00 PM
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– No Longer Little And Not Quite Teens
The turmoil of the tween/preteen years between nine and thirteen usually catches parents by surprise. Diligent students become addled and distracted. Kids raised in church start questioning the existence of God. Sweet children seem to climb on an emotional rollercoaster – and then invite you to join them. Don’t get a ticket for that ride! Resist the temptation to lose it yourself and instead, learn how to shepherd your children through this challenging age, in this funny and all-too-real workshop. Lay a foundation to make the teen years great!
Dennis Gundersen– Grace & Truth Books– Doing Family Worship without being a Bible Scholar
Many godly fathers are becoming aware that, as family shepherd they should lead the household into a habit of family worship – time in the Word of God and prayer together. But many also tremble at the idea, feeling inadequate. “How on earth do I lead my children into understanding God’s Word, when I’m just an ordinary Christian man?” Dennis presents simple, practical ideas any Dad can put into practice. You can do this! You don’t have to be a Bible scholar.
7:00 PM
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International– Cultivating a Faith That Speaks
In a time when voices of faith are being silenced, Christians have a wonderful opportunity. Psalm 107:2 says, “Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.” It’s God’s desire that as His children, we would engage every corner of the culture—stepping out in faith, away from the comfort of our churches and bringing the hope of Jesus to a generation in moral, emotional and spiritual crisis. Listen as Heidi St. John shares three things that you can do right now to give feet and a voice to your faith! You’ll leave encouraged and inspired!
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– 6 Tools for Lifelong Learners
With the right tools, your student will be equipped and eager to continue learning for his entire life. Give your child practice with six practical tools now, and you will be amazed at how well he transitions into being a self-learner. Come learn what the six tools are and how to use them in your home school. Plus, discover the secret that makes those tools extra powerful in creating lifelong learners.
Friday, August 7, 2020
9:00 AM
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– What It Takes to Homeschool Successfully
Of course, you want to succeed at this homeschooling thing! But what does it take to reach that goal? In this session, Sonya shares mom-to-mom encouragement about the top qualifications and priorities that are vital for homeschooling (and for life). Do you have what it takes to homeschool successfully? You might be surprised.
10:00 AM
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– Boy-Schooling
Have you ever had a war break out in the middle of history or read aloud to a child sitting upside down? You may be teaching a boy! Research shows that boys and girls learn differently. Understanding the differences can help to preserve the love of learning and the academic confidence of our sons: the early birds, the late bloomers, and the boys who would really just rather not. Understanding what they need at different ages – before school, as young learners, in the middle school years, and in high school can make us better homeschool parents and make them better students. Come hear from parents who’ve homeschooled six boys from the beginning and graduated four so far, the award-winning authors of Raising Real Men, as they share solid research and practical advice on how to turn wiggle worms into scholars – and enjoy doing it!
11:00 AM
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International- The Busy Homeschool Moms Survival Guide: Because It’s A Jungle Out There
“I’m overwhelmed!” “My kids are going to have gaps in their education.” “Everything depends on me.” “I’ve failed too many times.” “I can’t do this right.” “I’m screwing up my kids.” “Everyone else’s kids are doing better than mine.” Have you heard the lies, too? Join Heidi as she talks about her own experience of homeschooling seven children over 23 years and shares what will keep you in the race til the finish line. The key? Preparing your heart before your homeschool. You’ll want to bring a friend to this one!
1:00 PM
Leslie Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– For the Heart Of Your Homeschool
Homeschooling is a great thing. It provides the finest quality, tailored education your children can have, and it gives you the opportunity to build relationships, explore the world together, and so much more. But, homeschooling is not an end in itself. Rather, homeschooling is a fantastic tool for discipleship and growth. In this session, we’ll explore how to order your days and manage your homeschool in such a way that you are always going for the HEART of your homeschool.
2:00 PM
Dennis Gundersen– Grace & Truth Books– Homeschooling with a Broken Spirit
We all get discouraged, burned out, even go through times of depression. What’s a mom to do when such a season of life comes upon her? You’re still committed to homeschooling the children – that resolve hasn’t changed. But you’ve changed. You can live in a way that honors God even while you’re depressed. And there are well-trodden pathways out of that wilderness. You just need help seeing them again. Come for the encouragement.
3:00 PM
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– Homeschool From the Beginning
When do you get started and what do you do first? We’ve had precocious readers and we’ve had late bloomers, but every one of them has benefited from being homeschooled from the beginning. Learn to relax and introduce your little ones to the joy of learning in a gentle and realistic way that will prepare them for academic success!
4:00 PM
Heidi, Sonya, Leslie, Suzanne, and Melanie– Homeschool Mom Q and A Time
This is the perfect time to ask your questions from a panel of homeschool moms who have been there/ done that– NOTHING is off limits!! This session promises to be a fun and incredibly helpful time as our speakers share their experiences, ideas, successes, and flops in hopes that you’ll be way ahead of the curve when your new homeschool years starts.
5:00 PM
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– Habit-Training Yourself: Good Habits Are Not Just for Kids
Yes, we want our children to have good habits, but many of us struggle with habits in our own lives. Take a look at four powerful pictures that give insight into how habits are formed and what to do about your bad habits. Learn the three most important words to keep in mind when habit-training. Discover how to instill your own good habits that will serve you well and help your days run smoothly.
6:00 PM
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– No Longer Little And Not Quite Teens
The turmoil of the tween/preteen years between nine and thirteen usually catches parents by surprise. Diligent students become addled and distracted. Kids raised in church start questioning the existence of God. Sweet children seem to climb on an emotional rollercoaster – and then invite you to join them. Don’t get a ticket for that ride! Resist the temptation to lose it yourself and instead, learn how to shepherd your children through this challenging age, in this funny and all-too-real workshop. Lay a foundation to make the teen years great!
7:00 PM
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International– Cultivating a Faith That Speaks
In a time when voices of faith are being silenced, Christians have a wonderful opportunity. Psalm 107:2 says, “Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.” It’s God’s desire that as His children, we would engage every corner of the culture—stepping out in faith, away from the comfort of our churches and bringing the hope of Jesus to a generation in moral, emotional and spiritual crisis. Listen as Heidi St. John shares three things that you can do right now to give feet and a voice to your faith! You’ll leave encouraged and inspired!
Saturday, August 8, 2020
9:00 AM
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International– The Power of Godly Influence and the Legacy It Leaves
Did you know that you have influence? You do! The question is, what you are doing with the influence that God has given you? You have influence with your children, your friends, family, co-workers. What are you doing with it? How is your faith influencing those around you? In this powerful presentation, Heidi will share six character traits of leaders who have successfully navigated the ups and downs of leadership and used their influence to make a difference in the lives of those around them. Your legacy is already being built. What will it be?
Dennis Gundersen—Grace and Truth Books– Go For the Goal! Shepherding Children with Eternal Aims
What are you aiming for? This motivating message is based on the Apostle Paul’s summary of why he taught – 1 Timothy 1:5: “The goal of our instruction is, love from a pure heart, and a good conscience, and a sincere faith” – perfect goals for godly parents. The work of pastors and parents have this in common: both are “shepherding” souls! Dennis designs to equip parents to raise up children whose lives overflow with love, a sound and discreet conscience, and built on real faith.
10:00 AM
David Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– Creating A Grateful Home: Way Beyond Please and Thank You
Gratitude is so powerful in the heart of a believer. It will transform your home, your heart, and your mind. It will improve your platform for teaching, heal your marriage, and so much more.
1:00 PM
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– Fine Arts The Charlotte Mason Way
You don’t have to be a music major or an art aficionado to teach fine arts to your children. In this hands-on presentation, you’ll discover an easy yet effective way to give your children music appreciation and art appreciation that will enrich their lives and yours.
Hal and Melanie Young– Raising Real Men– Struggling Learners In High School And College
At eleven, one of our boys was just learning to read and at fourteen he still struggled to spell three letter words. Little did we know that he’d be reading ancient philosophers for fun at seventeen and that he’d go to college on a full academic scholarship! In this workshop, we’ll talk about how to help your struggling learners through high school (and give them a love of learning!), how to get accommodations on the SAT and ACT, and how to find out what help a college can give them – and you’ll be surprised just how much they can do! Our struggling learner is on the Dean’s List at his college and getting accommodations that really help. Find out how!
2:00 PM
Suzanne Brown– Upstate Homeschool Co-op– Getting Started Homeschooling Seminar
This workshop is designed for parents interested in homeschooling, just beginning the homeschool journey, or for those homeschooling for a while who may be “stuck in a rut” and need new management ideas. This is not a “you must do it this way” type of seminar. All families and children are unique and have varying learning styles and situations that factor into the schooling environment. Suzanne has many years of experience in homeschooling and have a passion for assisting parents as they seek to educate their families at home.
TOPICS COVERED:
- So, we’ve made the decision to home educate? Now what???
- How do I Homeschool legally in SC?
- How do I choose a curriculum?
- How do I set up a daily schedule?
- How do I teach while managing a home?
- What about babies and toddlers?
- What about subjects I do not feel knowledgeable to teach?
- How do I teach more than one child at a time?
- How do I meet the unique needs of my students such as those with ADHD, ADD, Learning Disabilities, etc…?
Heidi St. John– MomStrong International– Prayers for the Battlefield
Are you weary? Today’s parents are up against a lot. We’re shepherding children in a time when the war for their hearts and minds has reached a fever-pitch. And yes—the battle is real—but so is our God! Come spend an hour with mother of seven, Heidi St. John as she offers hope and teaches parents how to pray for their kids at every stage development. We’ll get real about the struggle, but we won’t focus on it. You’re raising a special generation of warriors! Don’t give up—you were born for this!
3:00 PM
David and Leslie Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– The Top Priorities for Parenting Tweens and Teens
So many parents get nervous when it comes time for parenting tweens and teens, but with a proper foundation and focusing on the top priorities, you’ll find these stages of life to be the most fun of all. In this session, David and Leslie Nunnery will discuss the Top 7 priorities every parent should keep in mind as they are parenting tweens and teens. You will take away some actionable steps and hopefully a lot of hope for parenting through these pivotal stages of your children’s lives.
Dennis Gundersen– Grace & Truth Books– Faithful and Flawed Fathers: Abraham and You, Dad
There are no perfect Biblical fathers. All had flaws, but some were still regarded as faithful. Abraham is called the father of all who believe, even though he’s far from a model of perfection. Just like Abraham, you can be a faithful father to your children, despite the flaws. A man needs to know his calling from God, be willing to sacrifice for it, and have patient faith through trials.
4:00 PM
Jay, Dennis, David, and Hal– Homeschool Dad Q and A Time
Homeschool dads have a special opportunity to invest in their families both by supporting their wives in their homeschool endeavors as well as taking advantage of the incredible relationship-building opportunities homeschooling gives you. Come and hear these veteran homeschool dads share their experiences, ideas, and even their missteps along the way.
5:00 PM
Leslie Nunnery– Teach Them Diligently– The Way You Pray Will Change the Way You Parent – and How You Live
Are you strategic in the way you pray for your children? For your husband? For yourself? Let’s look together at how God will fundamentally change the way you approach parenting, marriage, and every other area of your life through the way you pray. Then, we will all spend some time praying together in a very directed way that is sure to be a blessing and encouragement to all.
Heidi St. John– Homeschooling Held Hostage
In the past twenty years, we’ve seen a lot of changes in the homeschool community. There is much more pressure being put on homeschoolers to excel academically. We’ve gone from a few brave moms who, without access to mainstream “curriculum”, managed to give their children an excellent education—but we’ve forgotten what made it excellent.
It was excellent because these moms had a vision for homeschooling—they weren’t trying to re-create school at home. They were simply being obedient to the One who had called them to be different. They knew that if He had called them, He would equip them. And they were right.
If you’re struggling to find joy in your calling as a homeschooling parent, if you’re looking for more LIFE in your homeschool, this is one workshop you won’t want to miss. join Heidi as she talks about her journey away from curriculum-driven, workbook based homeschooling and into delight-directed learning. What she learned will bless and inspire you.
6:00 PM
Dennis Gundersen– Grace & Truth Books– Doing Family Worship without being a Bible Scholar
Many godly fathers are becoming aware that, as family shepherd they should lead the household into a habit of family worship – time in the Word of God and prayer together. But many also tremble at the idea, feeling inadequate. “How on earth do I lead my children into understanding God’s Word, when I’m just an ordinary Christian man?” Dennis presents simple, practical ideas any Dad can put into practice. You can do this! You don’t have to be a Bible scholar.
7:00 PM
Sonya Shafer– Simply Charlotte Mason– 6 Tools for Lifelong Learners
With the right tools, your student will be equipped and eager to continue learning for his entire life. Give your child practice with six practical tools now, and you will be amazed at how well he transitions into being a self-learner. Come learn what the six tools are and how to use them in your home school. Plus, discover the secret that makes those tools extra powerful in creating lifelong learners.
How Many People Will be Able To Attend The Live, In Person Event? Usually, a Teach Them Diligently event will have over 100 homeschool speakers, with 1,000 families in attendance and over 5,000 people in the building. This event is much more intimate. We can only accept 170 tickets for this live in-person event to allow for proper social distancing measures in our current climate. We are thrilled to be able to gather in person with as many as we can, though!
How Will This Event Differ From A Normal Teach Them Diligently Event? This is truly a live Teach Them Diligently Homeschool Event with the same Family- and Gospel-Focus you have come to expect from our organization. Every session will be in-front of a live audience which will re-create the same energy, encouragement, and know-how of one of our traditional events so that even from the comfort of your own home, you can feel like you’re actually there.
What Are Advantages To Attending In Person? This event will provide substantial opportunity to speak with experts and speakers about the upcoming school year, not only through the day but at the special lunch and fellowship time we have incorporated into the schedule. Each person in attendance will be invited to join us for a catered lunch onsite.
Will there Be An Exhibit Hall? There will be books available to purchase from our speakers and stores. This will not be of the same scale as a traditional Teach Them Diligently event, but there will be resources available onsite.
What Type Of Safety Measures Are You Implementing Onsite? The rooms will be set up with social distancing measures in place and a quick temperature check will be given as attendees check in to make sure no one attends with a fever. Attendees will have the freedom to choose whether to wear masks or not. Rooms will be thoroughly cleaned during the day. Air purifiers will be in place throughout the space to clean the air throughout the day. The in-person meeting is built with common-sense to allow networking and connection to other homeschoolers while minimizing any risks of illness.
How Many Sessions Will Be Available Onsite? Most hours of the day will have 3 workshop options available to you onsite. The one in the auditorium will be streamed live on Friday, while the other 2 rooms will be broadcast on Saturday. The complete workshop schedule is available on this page.
Will The Sessions Be Recorded? All sessions will be recorded so we can broadcast as a live stream. Tickets to the Live In-person event include lifetime access to the recordings. Therefore, you will not miss a single session.
May I Bring My Children?We are not able to provide a children’s program at this time, so if you bring your children each of them will require a ticket to the event.
Are The Tickets Per Family Or Per Person? The cost for the event is for each person. This means that if you bring children that will use a seat then you must purchase a ticket. Furthermore, these seats at the live in-person event are non-refundable. We have every reason to believe after researching this thoroughly that the event will move forward. Tickets come with access to the live stream and lifetime access to replays.
If I Can’t Make It To Greenville, Can I Still Enjoy The Sessions? There are tickets available for just the internet livestream if you can not make it to the in-person event. These tickets are the same cost as the in-person tickets and include lifetime access to the recordings.
