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Name: Night of Compassion
Start: 2023-10-6T17-17-30-00
End: 2023-10-6T22-22-30-00
Location: Arrowhead Stadium

“Duck Dynasty” star warns about dangers of cancel culture

March 2, 2022 Culture Watch, Faith, News, Next Generation

Phil Robertson, the star of “Duck Dynasty,” understands the dangers of cancel culture from his own experience. Robertson, who released his new book, “Uncanceled: Finding Meaning and Peace in a Culture of Accusations, ...

‘I pointed him to Jesus’: Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson on meeting Trump

September 2, 2020 Faith, Find God, News, Politics & Policy

“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson has revealed in a podcast interview the fascinating moment he shared the gospel with President Donald Trump.In the interview, Robertson says that he is confident the commander-in-chief ...

October

Fear-NotYear Around Event (2023) Deerbrook Covenant Church, 200 NE Tudor Road, Lee\\\'s Summit, MO 64086

01OctAll DayLife Chain(All Day: sunday) Varies

03Oct7:00 pmFear-Not Support Group7:00 pm Deerbrook Covenant Church, 200 NE Tudor Road, Lee\\\'s Summit, MO 64086

06Oct5:30 pm10:30 pmNight of Compassion5:30 pm - 10:30 pm Arrowhead Stadium, 1 Arrowhead Drive, Kansas City, MO

06Oct7:00 pmCasting Crowns7:00 pm Topeka Performing Arts Center, 214 SE 8th Ave, Topeka, KS 66603

07Oct9:30 am11:30 amSeven Sanity-Saving Principles for Parents of Young Adults9:30 am - 11:30 am College Church of the Nazarene, 2020 E. Sheridan, Olathe, KS 66062

Time

(Saturday) 9:30 am - 11:30 am

Location

College Church of the Nazarene

2020 E. Sheridan, Olathe, KS 66062

Event Details

This unique workshop is designed for parents of young adults in the Kansas City area who want to grow in their relationship with their adult kids.

Once a parent, always a parent. And when our kids become adults, we don’t love them less or care less intensely about their wellbeing. When they transition into adulthood, it can feel like we are turning over a masterpiece in the making, which we have lovingly crafted for over eighteen years, to a new budding artist, who may not be ready for the job or fully realize its importance.

So, how do we balance our concern for our adult children with their need to be independent?

How do we help them without enabling or short-circuiting the learning process?

What if our kids reject our faith or adopt a different lifestyle or beliefs?

What if they have addictions or are in trouble with the law?

What if they aren’t actually leaving home or motivated to move forward in life?

Whether your kid’s launch is feeling more like the gentle ascent of a hot air balloon, the sudden explosion of a rocket, or the erratic flight of a kite on a windless day, it always involves an adjustment!

Many parents express that parenting adult children is the hardest parenting yet—and especially the transition. How we manage this transition can make all the difference.

Whether you have a great relationship with your kids and want to make it even better, or you are facing huge challenges, or somewhere in between—grab a friend or come meet some new friends, and experience the camaraderie and support of joining with other parents to tackle the tough challenges of parenting young adults in today’s culture.

The workshop will be presented by Teresa Vining a Kansas City area Christian life and family coach, author, and speaker. She brings a wealth of hands-on experience as the mom of four grown children and a 20-year foster-parent veteran of over 50 kids. She has published two books, as well as numerous articles in publications such as Focus on the Family, Marriage Partnership, and Today’s Christian Woman.

So, if you are the parent of a young adult or soon will be, come join us as we share our experiences, support each other, and learn seven sanity-saving principles to help navigate these transition years.

(Light refreshments will be served.)

Register BEFORE OCTOBER 4 and receive HALF OFF the $10 registration fee.
Additionally, register with a SPOUSE OR FRIEND ANYTIME, and your spouse or friend’s registration is only $5.