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May 2009
From the President's Desk
Calling all Homeschoolers of New Jersey,
Convention Update
ENOCH of NJ’s 19th Annual Homeschool Convention is just around the corner. If you have not Pre-registered there is still time. Pre-registration closes on May 23rd. We have a great line-up of Featured Speakers, Phil Downer, Dianne Craft and Carol Barnier. The convention is a great way to look at and buy new curriculum, be encouraged by great speakers and workshops, and to encourage other homeschoolers and those who are thinking about homeschooling. Friends of ours, who were homeschooling, encouraged us to attend the ENOCH convention. This was before our oldest daughter was school-aged. It was after the Keynote Speaker Ken Ham, Answers in Genesis, spoke Friday night that my wife, Minerva and I decided that there was no other choice but to homeschool. That year, ENOCH changed us and we have not been sorry. Reach out and encourage others. I hope to see you at the convention.NHERI Study
First, I would like to thank everyone who participated in the NHERI study. NHERI stands for National Home Educator Research Institute. Brian Ray, President, has been a valuable asset to the homeschool community in the research he does. Now that ENOCH has collected data, it has been sent off to NHERI where they will tabulate and compile the information. When this is completed they will make the information available to ENOCH and we will make it available to the support groups throughout the state.The ENOCH Board is grateful to Ray Stoever, Trustee of ENOCH, who volunteered his services to get the work accomplished. He was able to get the information and work on getting it put together for NHERI. Thank you.
Final Word – Prayer Needed
The convention is fast approaching and the Board is very busy. We appreciate your prayers during this busy season. We want the Lord to lead and guide us in every aspect and decision needed for the convention. “Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it,” (Psalm 127:1). This is the biggest outreach we have and it takes a lot of folks to put it together. I want to thank each of the Board members for their hard work.Blessings,
Richard Millward
President
ENOCH Sponsored Events
Countdown to Convention Weekend
By Sue August, Convention Coordinator
In thinking about what to write this month, I went back through my files and found the article below that I had written last year. How thankful I am that I came across it! This year, I am the rookie Convention Coordinator. My attention has been pulled in a thousand directions as I have been learning the ropes. How kind of God to bring my attention to what I was doing this time last year! Keep reading to find out how best to prepare for the upcoming Convention, May 29-30.
What a pleasure it has been for me to share my thoughts with you about the Annual Convention! There is nothing like having to organize my thoughts on paper to help me clarify my own thinking! I am looking forward to this convention with a level of anticipation I’ve never experienced before!
I am confident that God has great things in store for me and for all those who attend the convention this year. Here’s how I will spend this last month in preparation. I will be praying – praying specifically for every aspect of the convention.
I will pray for the Keynote and Workshop Speakers. They have full and busy lives. The convention season across America can be particularly taxing on them. I will pray for God’s strength to be present when they are weak. I will especially be praying that they will take time to hear from God regarding what He wants them to say to the Homeschool community. I will attend the keynote sessions and workshops with an expectation of hearing a message filled with God’s leading for my upcoming homeschool year.
I will pray for the Exhibitors. With money tight, many of the smaller exhibitors are unsure if they will break even this year. It is not easy nor is it inexpensive, traveling across the country with literally tons of books in tow! I will pray for God’s mercy for them as they travel. We have about 30 new Exhibitors this year. I will pray that their first experience with NJ Homeschoolers will be a rewarding one! I will also pray that the Exhibitors will be given an extra measure of wisdom and discernment when giving counsel to homeschoolers with questions.
I will pray for the children who have registered for the Children’s Program, that a new love for history will be birthed in them as they learn from the folks at Historical Happenings who have a real passion for glorifying God through history.
I will pray for all the volunteers, from those who have sacrificed the entire convention weekend to those who will be serving ENOCH for just a few hours.
Mostly, I will be praying for you – NJ Homeschoolers! My prayer is that your calendar will be cleared and will stay clear for May 29-30. I’ll be praying that God will meet you in a very real way at the ENOCH Convention. Whether you simply need help choosing curriculum or possibly God wants you to do an entire overhaul of your homeschool, my prayer is that you will know that God has called you to homeschool and that He will not ask you to do anything without providing the grace and means to do it.
Looking forward to seeing you at the convention! Please stop by the ENOCH booth to say hello!
PROMOTE YOUR EVENT, CLUB OR ACTIVITY AT THE CONVENTION
The ENOCH Convention is trying something new this year. Since ENOCH’s mission is to promote homeschooling in New Jersey and do whatever we can to equip homeschooling families, we have a new feature in our Exhibit Hall. Booth space is available for homeschoolers to display and/or promote their homeschool events, clubs and activities.
If you organize a science fair, spelling bee, drama club, orchestra, choir, sports league, robotics team, model rocket club, etc., this is your chance to get the word out to NJ Homeschoolers!
If you have an event, club or activity that is open to new members, you can reserve a booth at the convention for only $75. If your club is filled to capacity but you would like to help other homeschoolers start a club like yours, you would also qualify for this type of booth.
For those clubs who do not have the funds or manpower to rent booth space, we have an alternative that is FREE. ENOCH is providing a double booth space right near the front entrance. Your event, club or activity can reserve a 2-hour slot at this booth. You can set up a display or plan a presentation that can take place during your 2-hour slot.
Homeschoolers, if you’ve wondered which activities will be a good fit for your family, be sure to check the schedule of events as you enter the Convention.
For those who organize events, clubs and activities, ENOCH thanks you for how you serve the homeschool community. We are glad to partner with you to make your events accessible to even more homeschoolers! If you think you might be interested in this offer, email conventioncoordinator@enochnj.org Deadline is May 11.
WE’RE DEPENDING ON YOU!
The date of the annual ENOCH Convention is fast approaching (May 29-30)! In order to have the convention run smoothly, over 100 volunteers are enlisted every year. For those of you who have already volunteered, we are very grateful. Your response has been overwhelming! We have confirmed about 50% of the volunteers we need.
Our greatest area of need at this point, is for men to work as ushers. Following is a description of what ushering involves:
1. Greet attendees at Registration Area & pass out Convention Resource bags.
2. Will “patrol” the Curriculum Hall at assigned locations.
3. Patrol assigned location for anything that seems out of order or potentially a problem. Become very familiar with facility’s layout
4. If children are not attended by an adult, Usher would instruct them to stay with their parents. Remind the parents of their need to supervise their children (toddler to youth).
5. Answer basic questions from attendees and direct them to the ENOCH / Information Table for further assistance [clipboard w/ information provided]
6. Ushers will be stationed at Used Curriculum to provide order & security.
7. At end of each workshop session, Ushers should ensure that Keynote workshop area is cleared out and ready for the next session.
8. Report problems to ENOCH /Information Table right away or in case of an emergency, contact the police officer on duty.
Men, if you think you could offer 3 hours of your time on either Friday or Saturday, please volunteer.
We also need male or female volunteers in the Registration area, Hospitality area and the Used Curriculum Sale.
Please consider helping your statewide homeschool community by volunteering at the convention. To volunteer, register for the convention and then follow this link to volunteer https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?AP=742473282
Questions? Email Darlene Yoder volunteers@enochnj.org
Keeping Your Teens on the Road to Purity
Audio Lending Library Review
Julie Hiramine challenges teens to use this stage of their life to develop their affection for the Lord. She offers a sound Biblical argument why teens should save romantic relationships for later. To order this recording, use this link: http://www.enochnj.org/index.php/resources/lending_library and request Recording #114.
Although Julie isn’t able to personally attend the ENOCH Convention this year, her organization, Generations of Virtue, will be there. Be sure to stop by their booth for some great resources!
Other Events and Opportunities
Roller Skating
I have secured the Cherry Hill Skating Center at 664 Deer Road in Cherry Hill for the 2009 - 2010 school year.
The dates are as follows:
September 18, 2009
October,16, 2009
November 20, 2009
January 15, 2010
February 19, 2010
March 19, 2010
April 16, 2010
Skate Rentals are 3.00 for in line or quads. Admission is $3 per skater with a cap of 12.00 per family. We have offered several free admission skates, and a reduced price skate in the past. If we continue to get such a great turnout that will continue. Amazingly our price from the rink has not increased in several years.
Please do not bring outside food in as the refreshment stand is open. We get to control the music being played and as a favor to us all games are off (a source of revenue for the rink) so please be kind enough to consume all food before coming into the rink. An exception would be cake for a birthday celebration.
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God Bless,
Linda Nowak
homeschoolbus@gmail.com
Curriculum Fair Thank You!
A warm and sincere thank you to ALL our sellers and shoppers who participated inthis years F.U.N. curriculum sale!! It was a WONDERFUL day! The
sale was our most successful "shoppers" turnout yet, and the feedback was ALL
positive, with happy sellers and shoppers alike.
With the addition of more seminars, the FUN Curriculum sale has become a sort of homey
mini-convention.
Praying you were all blessed and we hope to see you again next year!
Warmest blessings,
Tricia McQ
mcquacks2@aol.com
Homeschool Mom’s ‘Novel Idea’ in Education
It reads like a gripping youth fiction novel, yet challenges young readers to reach to new heights in vocabulary and spelling. The Orphan and the King, Vol. I—The Freedom Mission is the first in a trilogy that boasts a surprising educational twist. Each volume in the three-part series comes with a free downloadable vocabulary and spelling study guide. The extensive 81-page study guide is full-color, illustrated, and reproducible for homeschool and classroom use. Another free bonus offer that comes with the book is a downloadable video cartooning lesson from Emmy Nominated Cartoonist Bruce Blitz, as seen on Comcast-On-Demand and PBS. Page 92 of The Freedom Mission gives all the details for how to obtain the free downloads. In addition, this inspirational fantasy novel weaves foundational biblical principles of faith, hope and redemption into the core story. The Freedom Mission mixes fantasy and reality into a suspenseful allegory filled with biblical insights and wisdom. When asked how she managed to write a 350 page trilogy while raising and homeschooling three small children, author Wendy Anne Hunt laughs. “Well, although unconventional, this was my method: When we only had my oldest son, I would take him to McDonald's and let him play for three hours or so (until he got tired of it), and I would type like a banshee. When we had two kiddos, I would drive through a nearby neighborhood until they fell asleep in their car seats. Then I would pull the minivan under a shade tree and type my brains out until they woke up. When we had the three children, my gracious husband would send me out every Wednesday night with my laptop, and I would close out the local Starbucks or Three Bean Cafe. I found that I could make the same 16 oz. latte last for four hours! So...there's my method in a nutshell. And, that's why this trilogy has taken me 10 years to write!”
Drop by Hunt’s website at WendyAnneHunt.blogspot.com. You can order her first book, The Freedom Mission, on Amazon.com, or order a copy through your local bookseller or Christian bookstore.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
WENDY ANNE HUNT lives in Southern New Jersey with her wonderful husband and three delightful children. A passion for ‘redemptive writing’ that points others to the cross and the Savior, Hunt is happiest when putting pen to paper, whether writing music, weaving a story, writing poetry, or working on a book in progress. Her hope is that God would use these means to draw the hearts of others nearer to the Lord she loves.
Sahara Sams Water Park
Hi Homeschoolers,
I want to make you aware of a great offer we have for Homeschool groups. On Mondays – Thursdays from 11am-3pm homeschool groups of 10 people or more can enter Sahara Sam’s Indoor Water park for only $18 per person. This offer is not valid during Spring Break or holidays. Advance reservations required.
Sahara Sam’s Oasis offers 58,000 square feet of year round fun and excitement at our facility. Start with Snake Eyes, two eight-foot wide slide barrels that twist and turn as you roar towards a splash landing at the finish line. Or experience The Rip Curl Flow Rider, the only one in New Jersey and one of only 100 in the world, where guests can test their surfing or boogie board skills on this unique surfing machine.
For more fun there is, Crocodile Flats, a cargo rope obstacle course suspended above the rainforest lagoon; and the Tim-Buk-Tu Tree Fort, is a giant tree fortress with multiple features including a giant 1,000 gallon tipping bucket! The Lizard Lagoon is a collection of mini slides and water geysers for younger guests; Sam’s Slam Dunker water basketball court; Congo Bongo River Ride, a 410 foot adventure river with all kinds of unexpected twists and turns; and Mount Kilimanjaro, standing 45 feet above the ground, this 390 foot family raft ride will take guest on the adventure of a lifetime!
Sahara Sam’s Oasis also has a one-of-a-kind retractable roof!! Perfect for riding the slides under the sun or the stars in all kinds of weather!
The 3,000 square foot Sammy’s Trading Post features the latest in video, simulator and redemption games; and the Sam Dune’s Café offers everything from hand-crafted fresh pizza to freshly prepared Italian sandwiches. Guests have access to complimentary showers and lockers and the facility is stroller friendly and staffed with lifeguards during all operational hours.
Please contact me to book your group today. This offer is only valid until June 18.
Melissa Kramer
Director of Sales
Sahara Sam's Oasis Indoor Water Park
856-767-7580 ext 108
www.saharasams.com
Online Computer Classes
I teach with The Potter’s School from September through May. I decided to offer a couple of the classes I teach this summer. This is independent from The Potter’s School. These classes would be live over the internet. I am offering four classes:
Microsoft Office Applications 1, MWF 8:00 am – 9:30 am Eastern Daylight Time beginning June 15 and ending August 28
Computer Programming 1 (Visual Basic), MWF 9:45 am – 11:15 am Eastern Daylight Time beginning June 15 and ending August 28
These classes would satisfy a computer elective requirement. The MS Office class is extremely practical and covers skills that students will use in other high school and college classes.
I am offering two other courses; however, they have prerequisites.
I begin each of my classes with prayer requests, and then ask if one of the students would like to lead the prayer. Sometimes I get volunteers, and sometimes I am the one leading the prayer.
I humbly request that you click the link to my web site below and determine if this is something you might be interested in.
In His Service,
Bob Madison
Instructor, The Potter's School
bob@mrmadison.org
The Potter's School
http://www.mrmadison.org/
Cornerstone Homeschool Used Curriculum Fair/Bake Sale May 21st at 7:00PM
Cornerstone Calvary Chapel Homeschool Education Group in Howell, NJ is hosting their annual Homeschool Used Curriculum Fair/Bake Sale – This curriculum sale is a service to fellow homeschoolers. Sellers are limited to homeschoolers ONLY but ANYONE is welcome to come and purchase! Tell your teacher friends!! This will not be a "yard sale" but rather an "educational items" sale. The items which can be sold must be education-related (i.e. curriculum / books/video and audio tapes / cd's / dvd's / games / legos/k'nex, etc). Please, NO yard sale items.
Items made by homeschooled children can also be sold - i.e. potholders, scarves, refrigerator magnets, etc. This is a nice way to sell books/curriculum you are finished with and purchase needed items at the same time! Last year we had a great turnout. There were many wonderful books and materials available for sale at fantastic prices. We are looking forward to more of the same this year!
This year we will be hosting an ice cream parlor during the curriculum fair. Stop by for a sweet treat. All proceeds will go toward the homeschool group.
If you are planning on selling at the fair and would like to reserve a table, please go to www.homeschool-life.com/nj/cheg and click on the Used Curriculum Fair on the right side of the page under Upcoming Events to sign up. Please reserve your table by Tuesday, May 19th. Table space is free of charge. Any questions, please contact Michele at grace2u5@verizon.net.
Blessings!
Michele Gross
Homeschool Family Camp
If you are interested in a Homeschool Family Camp vacation please contact Merilee at maira-family@comcast.net for more information or go to CampSpofford.org
There are opportunities to rub shoulders with other families in a safe and fun environment for a week. There are speakers, activities, beach and boating fun. There is a full gym and good food. The camp is located in Spofford, NH. That is 15 minutes from Brattleboro, VT and 15 minutes from Keene, NH.
This week is run differently than the rest of the camp weeks. We focus on family, growing spiritually, relaxing and fun. The dates are Friday, June 26 - Friday, July 3rd. Prices range with the accommodations. Accommodations range from camping, cabins where you walk to the bathroom, or hotel type rooms with bathrooms and ammenities included.
Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra
Do you play an instrument? Are you looking for a way to perform with others? Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra (GPYO) is now accepting applications for Spring Auditions for the 2009-10 season.
There are 2 divisions of GPYO: Preparatory Division for 5th - 9th graders, String Ensemble and Wind Ensemble; and Senior Division for 8th - 12th graders, consisting of Symphonic and Concert Orchestras, and Wind Symphony.
Evening rehearsals are held at Montgomery High School , Skillman , NJ , on Mondays for preps and Tuesdays for senior division. For audition requirements, application and program fees, visit www.gpyo.org, or call 609-683-0150 for information.
Jersey City Museum Family Project Day: Party City!
May 2, 2009 at 1pm. Free.Jersey City Museum, 350 Montgomery St, Jersey City, NJ 07302
For more info click here.
Fernbrook Farms
Homeschool Spring Semester 2009
Class Dates and Topics:
Garden Planting May 5, 7
On this day we’ll plan out our Homeschool garden and begin planting. We’ll transplant our seedlings from the green house and sow some more seeds directly in the ground. We’ll discuss companion planting and traditional methods of vegetable gardening. We’ll also look at compost and soil composition and determine what we need to do in order to maintain healthy, nutrient rich soil.
Goats and Sheep May 12, 14
Spring is the season for babies on the farm! During this class we’ll learn about the hard-work and care that goes into raising goats, sheep and their offspring on the farm. This class will have us in the animal barn learning what our ruminants eat and what they need to lead healthy and productive lives to provide us with food and fiber we need in our daily lives.
Sows and Piglets: Field trip to the Hellis Stock Farm May 19, 21
We’re taking a trip to the largest contiguous farm in New Jersey where we’ll be given a tour of their animal pastures and sow barn. We’ll see how farmers work to provide safe, healthy environments for sows and their piglets as well as learn about their steer production. This farm is rich in history and is an exciting place to explore.
Bee Friendly: Pollinating Populations May 26, 28
Honey Bees are great for farms. Not only do we get to collect their honey, but they also promote pollination. Bees have an amazing sense of community. Although we’ll stay far enough away from the bees to keep from being stung, we’ll take a close look at how bees communicate and work together. We’ll also look at the anatomy of honeybees and their process of producing honey. It’ll be a buzzing good time.
Good Bugs and Bad Bugs June 2, 4
Aphids are good to find in your garden. Do you know what an Aphid is and why it might be farmer friendly? Cabbage Whites aren’t so friendly to your garden. This lesson will be spent in various gardens looking at pest management in small gardens and in the fields where Farmer Q cultivates trees and shrubs. We’ll learn to identify some of these bugs and learn how to encourage them to stay and how to keep others away.
Solar Ovens: Baking with the Sun’s Energy! June 9, 11
Solar ovens are easy to build and fun to use! Anyone can make one, anyone can use one. We’ll learn to construct our solar oven, looking at the principles that make it work, so that you can build one at home. We’ll also try a hand at cooking a few different types of dishes with some ingredients from our gardens.
Schedule of Classes
Fernbrook Farms Education Center
Homeschool Spring Semester 2009Please Print or Type
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Schedule of Classes
(Classes will be held for ages 6-11 on Tuesdays from 1:30-3:30pm and Thursdays from 9-11am.)Great Greenhouses April 21, 23
Edible Wild Plants April 28, 30
Garden Planting May 5, 7
Goats and Sheep May 12, 14
Sows and Piglets May 19, 21
Bee Friendly: Pollinating Populations May 26, 28
Good Bugs and Bad Bugs June 2, 4
Solar Ovens: Baking with the Sun’s Energy! June 9, 11
Registration Fee - $80 for entire semester
We are asking for registrations for the entire eight-week semester. If after the first day you are dissatisfied, you may receive a $70 refund. If you have any questions regarding this please contact us at (609) 298-4028.MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
Fernbrook Farms Environmental Education Center
MAIL APPLICATION TO
Fernbrook Farms
P.O. BOX 228
Bordentown, NJ 08505
Paper Mill Playhouse 1776 Special Events & Promotions
With Exciting Special Events!
The National Archives Exhibit
The National Archives at New York City present the exhibit The American Revolution: Documenting Our Nation's Founding - on display in the Renee Foosaner Art Gallery (located on the Mezzanine level) of Paper Mill Playhouse. The National Archives preserves and provides access to the records of our Federal government. With documents from 1776 to the present age, they help all Americans learn about our national history.Now through May 17. This is free and open to the public during each performance and at intermission.
Other Free & Exciting Audience Enrichment Events...
* Conversation Series - Every Thursday at 6:30pm prior to curtain. Enjoy an informal and informative gathering and learn more about the performance you are about to see. You may even see preparations on our stage for that evening's performance!
* Cast Talkback Series - Directly following the Saturday matinee on May 16th, in the theater. You ask the questions! Learn all you want to know about how the cast prepares for their roles, the rehearsal process, and more.
Online Brochure of this event: http://link.paciolan.com/viewmsg.cfm?n2025s277c150626t290
Paper Mill Playhouse Website: http://www.papermill.org/papermill.html
A 2009 NJ Homeschool Prom
Well here's your invitation to have a fabulous, elegant, glamorous, fantastically fun time! We'll have a gorgeous room for our event, totally awesome music to dance the night away, and a photographer the will capture your smile and all the fun we have (& of course, your beautiful dress or handsome suit!) (One photo included/ticket).So join us for a memorable, incredible time. For more information than below, visit our website and visit our FAQ's page.: www.arxpub.com/HomeschoolProm or contact us njhomeschoolprom@verizon.net.
Where: The MANSION
Plaza 3000
Kresson and Evesham Roads
Voorhees, NJ 08043
When: Thursday, June 4 2009
Time: 7:00pm - 12:00 midnight
Who: Homeschoolers and their
guests, ages 13-18
Theme: Early 1800's Mexico
Tickets are $65 a person up until April 30, 2009.
As of May 1, 2009 tickets will be $70 a person.
If you have any more questions please email us njhomeschoolprom@verizon.net
and let us know or visit our website www.arxpub.com/homeshoolprom .
Civil War Ball
The Dube Family is pleased to host a Homeschooler's CIVIL WAR BALL.
Join us for an evening of authentic dances and dance demonstrations and instruction with The Victorian Dance Group of PA. This is an extraordinary way to bring history to life for our students. Conveniently located in the quaint town of Upper Montclair in the historic Women's Club, this is an ideal locale for all northern NJ homeschoolers. Complete with all of the formalities one would expect in the 1860's, we invite you Saturday, June 13th, 2009 from 7pm-11pm. Light refreshments and period dainties will be served.
Extended registration ends May 10th.
$50 per person/ limit 150 participants
Period costume required/ no cameras please -photographer will be available.
Also, join us on Wednesday, May 20th, for a PRE-DANCE event from 1-3. This bonus event is included in your ticket price.
For more information please email kellydube@verizon.net
Free Vision Therapy Workshop
Vision and Learning: What's the Connection?
Is your child struggling with reading or schoolwork?
Do they complain of headaches?
Are they easily distracted and unfocused?
Using our vision for learning goes well beyond seeing 20/20. Children use a myriad of visual and visual processing skills to be effective readers and learners, but most eye exams do not test for these issues. Dr. Gallaway will discuss how visual disorders affect reading and learning, the signs of visual problems that parents can look for, and how these issues can be treated.
Dr. Michael Gallaway is an optometrist who has been in private practice specializing in children's vision and vision therapy since 1989. He is also a professor and researcher at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2009
Place : Village Presbyterian Church
357 Hartford Road
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054
RSVP: Ellen MacMichael 609.702.8474
Trudy Pomerantz 856.784.3630
While this talk has specifically been arranged for the homeschooling community, all are welcome to attend.
PUBLICATION DATES
ENOCH of NJ e-Newsletter NEXT DEADLINE
Here are the spring deadlines for the ENOCH of NJ e-Newsletters. The deadlines are firm and coordinated so that we can get you a fresh newsletter by the first of each month. Please have all submissions in the editor’s hands by 6 p.m. of the announced date. Thanks.
June 2009 issue (post-Convention issue): Friday, June 12 at 6 p.m.
The above deadline is also the time to announce early fall opportunities for homeschoolers. Send all submissions to newsletter@enochnj.org. This deadline serves the purpose of allowing time for editing and formatting the newsletter in order that time-sensitive information can be posted and mailed in a timely manner.
Final editing begins at the deadline. Submissions prior to the deadline are always welcome and encouraged.
Posting and emailing is normally by the 1st of the month (except for the June issue).
Thanks for your help in getting the newsletter delivered promptly.
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If you are not already subscribed to this newsletter, you can subscribe now! If you would like the e-Newsletter delivered directly to your e-mailbox each month, go to Monthly Newsletter link on our website at www.enochnj.org.
Encourage your support group members to subscribe to the ENOCH email list! Include this portion of our newsletter in your monthly hardcopy newsletter. Get the word out that this newsletter is for them! We use our subscription list to notify the homeschooling community of changes to our website, of the Convention and our Leadership Conference, alerts, and other important news.
All submissions desiring consideration for publication in the e-Newsletter should be sent to newsletter@enochnj.org. Thanks.
ENOCH of NJ
Box 308
Atlantic Highlands NJ 07716
732.291.7800
office@enochnj.org
www.enochnj.org
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