Date: Saturday, August 22, 2009
Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm
Location: West Acres Baptist Church
Street: 555 Gibbs Road
Phone: 7068606573
Email: lisa@westacres.org
Content Summary
•Parenting when your kids know more about the computer than you.
•Molding character and teaching wisdom not just imposing rules or setting limitations.
•Protecting your children from on-line predators.
•Becoming aware of modes of on-line communication: their appeal, usefulness, and dangers.
•Protecting your children from on-line pornography.
•How to respond when/if your children do view pornography.
•How to assess the degree of danger in your children’s inappropriate on-line activities.
•How to teach a healthy view of relationships, sex, and integrity.
•What do acronyms like LOL, POS, ROTFL, and HAK mean?
Who Should Attend
•Any parent who has a computer in their home and children who want to use it.
•Any grandparent who has a computer in their home and grandchildren who want to use it.
•Youth workers, volunteers, and Sunday School teachers.
•Teachers and educators.
•Those who work with parents in a professional or ministry setting.
How to Use the Seminar
1. Come for your own personal growth and education. We pray this seminar will equip parents and grandparents to be more effective and aware as they seek to shape the hearts of children and youth.
2. Come to equip yourself to minister to others. We pray the impact of this seminar will be multiplied as youth workers, teachers, and those who work with parents have opportunity to share this material with others.
3. Bring lost friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers who are interested in the subject. It is impossible to parent effectively without the Gospel. It is our sin nature and the flesh that we are combating as we parent. This seminar will point to the importance of the Gospel and Scripture to change the heart and make long-term character change. If you know a lost person who is concerned about their family and the internet, then consider using this event as a way to help them see the necessity of the Gospel, the insight of Scripture, and the usefulness of being plugged into a local church.