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 GHE hosting Mary Carney
“A Simple Living Workshop” presented
by Mary Carney will be the program for GHE Mom’s Night Out on Jan 24th
at 7 p.m. at Community Church of Greenwood in the Hospitality
Center. Topics will be: Living Simply on Less and Time Management
for Moms. This is open to the
community, feel free to bring a guest along with you. A freewill offering will be
taken. If possible, RSVP to
Becky Shirley at 783-2421
 Congressman
Dan Burton’s Youth Leadership Conference
The free Youth
Leadership Conference will be on March 4 from 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. for
high school juniors and seniors at the Sterrett Center on what was
formerly Ft. Benjamin Harrison.
Students can ask question of Congressman Burton, but also hear
excellent speakers debate two issues:
Gambling and the Death Penalty.
If you would like more
information or to register, please contact Jackie Carroll at
800-382-6020. Register by Feb.
21st so they can send information packets on the debates and finalize
details regarding the conference.
Burton hopes homeschoolers will attend.
 Legislative Day on Feb. 8th
This year’s
Legislative Day is a full-packed day of learning! The morning begins at 9 a.m. the
Convention Center, Room 101 where Eric Miller of Advance America will
discuss pro-family legislation.
At 10:30 you can tour the State House and meet your
legislators. At 12:00 the
Rushingbrook Children’s Choir performs and Michael Farris of HSLDA
speaks.
From 2:00-5:00 in
Room 101 at the Convention Center, you can attend the Citizen
Leadership Symposium, Equipping the Next Generation to be Citizen
Leaders of our Republic. Join Michael for this symposium covering
the following topics: understanding
the four principles of America:
morality, self-government, freedom & sovereignty; studying
history with the mind of a leader, constitutional basics, stories of
courage and character, political activities you can do today,
developing a vision for your future and America‘s future. This symposium is for students 11-18
and their parents are welcome to attend. The fee for the symposium is $10 a person or $30 a
family. You can register in
advance through the IAHE office or at the door.
Please note: Due to the formal business atmosphere of the Capitol, all
attendees should dress appropriately.
First impressions are important. Keep children quiet and respectful
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