Bob
& Tina Farewell
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Bob and Tina Farewell were
married in 1979 and began home educating with the birth of
their five children in 1983. With their rapidly
growing business, Lifetime Books and Gifts, the Farewells enjoyed
a lifestyle of learning, traveling, exploring,
reading, thinking, and discovering. They are
currently mentoring the Gus and Shirley Solis family
to continue the Lifetime legacy as they move forward
with their call and mission as speakers. They
recently founded
Bringing Dads Home, a business and ministry designed to
help families succeed in their entrepreneurial adventures.
Bob and Tina desire to share their wisdom, knowledge,
and experiences with families in both small and large
groups.
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Workshops
by Bob:
Gettysburg
, the Second Day: A Living History Dramatization
What was the turning point in the War Between the States? Most
historians identify it as
July 2, 1863
, the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg. Follow the events that
transpired that day as Bob Farewell--in uniform--portrays an aging
Confederate private who survived the battle of Little Round Top.
Ignite your family's passion for learning by studying Living
History. Suitable for all ages.
How to Have the Best Homeschool Ever!
Rekindle the flame of homeschooling by creating a Learning
Lifestyle that involves the whole family--especially dad! You can
enhance your children's learning experiences through practical,
simple lifestyle choices. Bob Farewell, homeschooling dad and
co-founder of Lifetime Books and Gifts, is sure to make you laugh,
cry, and be assured in your calling. Topics include goal setting,
lifestyle adjustments, avoiding burnout, and incorporating Living
Books into your daily routine.
Creating a Lifestyle of Learning:
Using Real Books and Real Life Experiences in Your Homeschool
Get out of the educational box! Far too often we think of
homeschooling as merely a way to teach our children academic
subjects; however, it is so much more than that! A Lifestyle of
Learning--using every day's teachable moments as the springboard for
your children's education--is child-oriented, parent-encouraged, and
Holy Spirit-inspired.
Workshops by
Tina:
If This Is Homeschooling, Why Am I
Always in the Van?
Field trips and activities can be terrific learning tools, but they
sometimes get in the way of what God calls us to do. We must discern
between adult peer pressure to "do everything" and God's
plan for our families. The best learning takes place in a calm,
peaceful environment. Tina's practical workshop helps you identify
busy-ness versus effectiveness and teaches you how to de-clutter
your life both inside and outside the home.
Simplicity: A Recipe for
Homeschooling Success
Multiply 7 or 8 subjects a day by 5 days a week by the number of
your children, and you've got a recipe for burnout! But educating
your children at home doesn't have to be complicated. Learn how to
make the Bible come alive for your children, how to use the
time-honored technique of copywork for language arts instruction,
and how basing your studies on Living Books makes all subjects flow
together naturally.
Orchestrating Your Family’s
Life: Especially for Moms
Though the essence of motherhood is self-sacrifice, and the job
description changes from moment to moment, we can find balance
through obedience to God's call. Tina shares how we can manage it
all as we respect our husbands and love our children.
Workshops by
Bob & Tina:
25 Books You Can’t Homeschool
Without!
Ever been overwhelmed by the maze of a homeschool conference exhibit
hall? Bob and Tina Farewell, who have reviewed books for over twenty
years, suggest a core of enlightening books and resources that will
make a profound difference in the life of your homeschooling family.
A Daughter’s Courtship, Engagement,
and Marriage: A Family Affair
When Elizabeth, the Farewells' oldest daughter, and her future
husband were courting, it was truly a family affair. And when Joe
asked her to marry him in the front yard at
2:00 A.M.
, they were being watched from the living room with binoculars! Yes,
courtship is a serious process, but we found ways to have fun as a
family. Take a look at the courtship model as a God-centered and
family-centered way to prepare for marriage.
www.bobandtinafarewell.com
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