Developing Character and Bringing Back Integrity
Look around. Do you find yourself wondering what has happened to our society?
When did having values and doing the right thing start disappearing? Rediscover
the importance of teaching - act right, feel right; act wrong, feel wrong. Learn
how to build your children’s character and conscience and help them practice
virtues. Accountability is key. You can and do make a difference.
Sat., June 3, 2006
9:00—1:30 p.m.
Conference at:
Zion Lutheran Church
3606 Beauchamp Houston TX 77009
Conference Fees:
Parent (workshop only) $25
Educator $30
after May 1 $35
Registration ends May 15
To Register:
TX-LA Gulf Coast Synod, ELCA 281-873-5665 ext. 11 or yfm@gulfcoastsynod.org
or www.soggyshoes.org
Madelyn Swift, M.Ed., is a nationally acclaimed author, speaker, and authority on discipline, family dynamics, and personal communication. Madelyn is President of Childright, an educational consulting firm which provides training to parents and educators. She speaks throughout North America, Asia, and Europe on discipline, problem-solving, and character development. Madelyn completed her Master of Education degree at Bowling Green State University and her certification as a school psychologist from the State of Ohio. Madelyn is the author of Discipline for Life: Getting it Right with Children (2003), Getting it Right with Teens (2000), and Teach Your Children Well: A Parent’s Guide to Encouraging Character and Integrity (2001).