ENOCH of New Jersey e-Newsletter

May 2010

From the President’s Desk

Dear Friends,

By the time you read this ENOCH’s convention will be less than two weeks away.  The Board is working on the final preparations.  We have a great lineup of keynote speakers: Steve and Teri Maxwell and Rebecca Powell.  We have added a special track with David Hazell for parents of preschoolers and Julie Hiramine for our first teen track, as well as a great lineup of workshop speakers.  Of course there will be many vendors to check out and to buy curriculum from. There will be books, manipulatives and lots of fun things to help you and your kids with homeschooling. 

If you missed pre-registration online, you can still register at the convention at the door. Any teen interested in attending the teen track on Saturday can still do so. Be sure to let those in registration know.

When you come to the convention make sure that you stop by at the ENOCH Booth and say hello. We would love to meet you. We will be around the convention hall as well as at the ENOCH booth. We are looking forward to seeing everyone at the convention.

See you there,
Rich Millward
President

Encouraging Words From Homeschoolers Across the Nation

Helping Families when Emergencies Arise
Home School Foundation

Homeschool families facing emergencies do not have to face those situations alone. Whether a family is facing a medical emergency, house fire, natural disaster, or sudden loss of a job, the Home School Foundation stands ready to help them continue their journey of homeschooling.

Through their Compassion Emergency Response Fund the Foundation has helped rebuild many a home-schoolroom after hurricanes, fires, or floods. They have also stepped in during medical emergencies that would otherwise cripple a family’s homeschool.

One such family HSF helped recently were long-time homeschoolers who’s schooling hit roadblocks when the mother unexpectedly faced a life-threatening illness that kept her in the ICU for two weeks and then in recovery for months afterward.

“The ripple effect of change that my illness caused definitely impacted our already strained finances,” the mother wrote the Foundation. “My husband, who is the sole provider for our family of six, ended up taking leave for two months to be with the family during my recovery. During that time his pay, which fluctuates already due to the nature of his job, was reduced.”

This experience put the family in a very strained financial situation. Due to the mother’s ongoing health issues over the course of the next year, they faced the real possibility of having to put their children in a public school—they simply could not afford school resources.

But thankfully they contacted the Home School Foundation and were able to qualify for a grant that helped keep their family and homeschool intact. “[You helped] relieve the anxiety that we were facing concerning this school year,” the mother wrote.

If you are a homeschool family in need, please visit the Get Help section of our website to find the many ways we offer assistance. If you do not see your particular need addressed there, feel free to contact HSF with a brief explanation of your need to find out if there is something we can do. You can also find information on how to donate under our Give Help section.

ENOCH Audio Lending Library Review

Tips for Improving Relationships Between Siblings

Gretchen and Nathaniel Sisson share from their hearts about their own challenges at home with their siblings.  They take a good, hard look at what the Bible says about siblings and offer excellent advice about how to be a godly sibling.
Go to ENOCH’s website and follow the prompts to the Audio Lending Library.  Request Recording #203 if you’re interested in this recording.

ENOCH EVENTS

ENOCH of New Jersey presents the 20th Annual Homeschool Convention

ENOCH Convention – Read All About It!

Everything you could want to know about the upcoming Convention on May 14-15 is now available!  If you are on ENOCH’s mailing list, you should have received a brochure in the mail by now. 

Besides general info, you can read descriptions of all the workshops being offered.  Take the time to read through it prayerfully to see if God might want to speak to you through some of these workshops.

You can also read about our Children’s Program and/or our Teen Program.  We’re excited to be able to offer something for everyone this year!

If you did not receive a brochure, you have two options. 

1.You can go to ENOCH's Website and find all the same information. 
2. You can go to ENOCH's Website and download a brochure.

See you in May!

DON'T LEAVE YOUR KIDS BEHIND!

There’s no reason to leave your kids at home while you’re at the ENOCH Convention.  Why pay a babysitter when you can have your children participate in our Children’s Program.  Select from among the 5 two hour sessions, or participate in all 5 for a fun-filled weekend!
Walk-in registration is available.  Just $12 per child per session.  Discounts are available for multiple siblings.
If you’re still not convinced, just read the descriptions below:
Friday 3:15-5:00pm
Fire and Ice
This program explores "magical" chemical potions, the wonders of Dry ice and the dynamics of air pressure (with a little help from Eggbert the egg).   Children will investigate the three states of matter in fun and novel ways, take a carbon taste test and witness a spectacular and mysterious bubbling potion. This event will excite every child's scientific curiosity

Friday 6:15-8:15pm
Crusader Knight
Children will learn about the arms and armor of the crusading knight as well as a general background about the crusades. Hands-on activities will be included.

Saturday 8:45-10:45am
Up, Up and Away
This session explores pressure in different ways. Talk about being under pressure; would you rather be stepped on by a hundred pound person or a 1,000 pound elephant? We will have a volunteer from the audience come up and work with the instructor to help give you the answer. Air is all around but what would Bernoulli say if it’s heated? See what it must be like for a balloonist to soar like the birds. With some common household items we will create our version of a hot air balloon. These and more will be provided to thrill and entertain your children. This high energy demonstration is fun, spectacular and sure to leave the children with memories that will last well beyond our grand finale!

How to Get the Most Out of the Convention

What’s the Most Important Thing to Do Before the Convention?
By Sue August

By the time you read this article, the Convention will be almost upon us.  Pre-registration will have been closed, but you can still register at the door!  You can still go to our website to look over the workshop topics or view the list of participating exhibitors.  You can read over the details for the Teen Program and the Children’s Program.  Hopefully, after doing this homework, you’ll decide to join us on May 14 and 15.

To some of you faithful readers, the following article may sound familiar.  It has been published in the ENOCH e-newsletter for the last 2 years.  I can’t think of anything more important than the thoughts below.

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 the Teens in the Culture Shock program, that their passion to serve God will be increased and that they will be set on a course to glorify God for the rest of their lives.

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 14-15.  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!

From our Keynote Speakers

It’s Time to Step Up Your Game: Transitioning Your Child to Middle School
Rebecca Ingram Powell

Rebecca Ingram Powell is a pastor’s wife, mother of three, conference speaker, and the author of Season of Change: Parenting Your Middle Schooler with Passion and Purpose and three Bible studies for teens: Wise Up!, Get Real!,  and Dig Deep. Connect online at www.MomSeriously.com

If your child is entering middle school this year, your parenting skills may need a tune-up for the many miles ahead. Focus on appreciating this season, listening well, and getting to know the many friends that will be a part of your child’s life.

Appreciate the season. Your child is growing on three fronts: physically, emotionally, and socially. Your parenting style needs to adapt in order to accommodate those changes. Can you keep up?

• Physically. Middlers are excited about the physical transformations they are experiencing, yet these can be embarrassing, as well. This is a season of comparison as they measure their outward appearance and body development from the yardstick of their peers and our beauty-driven culture.
• Emotionally. On their way to becoming adults, middlers long for independence yet still appreciate parent-imposed boundaries. Some kids seem to race toward the status that accompanies growing up. Others may lag behind, content with the last remnants of childhood. 
• Socially. As they develop deeper friendships, middlers may put some distance between themselves and their parents. Staying connected might not be as easy as it used to be, so determine to do your part.

Listening well. It seems we moms only get busier as our children grow, so we must train ourselves to become even more intentional about listening.

• Listen without talking. Middlers are sometimes slow to pull their thoughts together. After all, they are developing mentally, as well! Your child needs a patient listener who does not interrupt or try to rush him through a conversation. 
• Listen without fixing it. Often your twelve-year-old just wants to talk through a decision she is making. She does not want you to make it for her. Determine if your child is asking for advice or if she is simply turning to you as a sounding board.
• Listen without distractions. Take advantage of drives to sports practice and music lessons by showing your interest in listening to your child. Put the cell phone on silent and turn the radio down. Visit quiet places for occasional dates with your child. They long for that personal time with you.

Get to know their friends. Friends are the lifeblood of adolescence. Even our homeschooled children begin to turn to their peer relationships for advice, encouragement, and as a way of identifying themselves. Get to know your children’s friends and you will get to know your changing child.

• An Open Home. Who cares if your home is clean or cluttered? Growing kids just need a full fridge! They also need to feel welcomed and loved. An open home is one of the best avenues for sharing Christ’s love.
• Networking. Are you involved in a homeschool support group? Do you have a group of like-minded moms who are journeying with you through these years? Get to know other parents. Collect phone numbers and emails, and connect with your child’s friends’ families. This is a season for you to concentrate on building relationships, too. Ask God to show you opportunities to pray for these families and ways to minister to them.
• Go Where the Kids Go. Learn your way around Facebook and set up your own account. This is a great way to keep tabs on your kids and their friends. Also, do not hesitate to ask questions of your middler. Who’s number keeps showing up on the caller ID? Who keeps texting you? Indeed, it is your business, and your child will be secretly pleased to have a mom who stays involved.

Upon entering middle school, acknowledge that your child has entered a new phase of life. Celebrate the beginning of school this fall with a special dinner, a weekend trip, or a keepsake gift. This will serve as a benchmark for you, too, reminding you that your child is growing up. Offer new freedoms along with new responsibilities. Enjoy this season of change with your middle schooler!

David Hazell of My Father’s World

David Hazell of My Father’s World is one of the Featured Speakers at the upcoming ENOCH Convention on May 14 and 15.  While he is in the area, he would love to speak at a church on Sunday, May 16. 
If your church would be interested in hearing incredible life changing stories about what happens when God’s Word is translated into a new language.  Here is one of the main reasons My Father’s World exists.  When David and Marie Hazell returned to the United States after 8 years of doing Bible translation work in Russia, including 4 years in Siberia, their hearts were heavy regarding the status of Bible translation worldwide.
In fact, of the 6912 languages, only 438 have a complete Bible.  And there are many translation projects that are simply lacking minimal funds in order to move to fruition.   This is one of the reasons My Father’s World was founded.  A significant portion of the company’s profits are donated to Bible translation.  There are many testimonies of how families were changed forever by simply having scriptures available in a native language.  God’s word truly is living and active.
David now seeks avenues to share this information with others, through his passionate ability to tell incredible stories while presenting Scripture to his audience.  In addition to speaking at homeschool conventions, David often stays in a community one additional day where he speaks at a Sunday morning worship service. 
If you are interested, please contact Jennifer Beck at My Father’s World at jennifer.beck@mfwbooks.com

ENOCH is now on Facebook!

If you have Facebook, be sure to look for the ENOCH of New Jersey page.  We are trying to get the word out. Tell every homeschooler you know. Become a fan. ENOCH will have links, announcements, stories, etc. that will be posted to help you.

HSLDA updates/contests

HSLDA Poetry Contest 2010   

Submission Dates: May 1 through June 1 2010!                                         
Entries received before May 1 or postmarked after June 1 will be sent back or discarded.
What       
Category 1:     Form: Ballad      Theme: Humility
Category 2:    Form: Blank Verse Dramatic Monologue      Theme: Mercy
Category 3:      Form: Heroic Couplet      Theme: Justice
We try to choose themes that will leave a lot of room for students’ imagination and interpretation, without us dictating the response. We want students to come up with their own ideas of what best portrays the given quote, without us dictating the response.
Students do not have to actually include the theme word in their poem. The words are meant to be the inspiration and theme behind whatever images or story the students decide to portray.
We hope that students will come up with many imaginative ideas to fit the theme. Our judges love it when a student comes up with something they had not thought of before.
Who
Category 1: Homeschoolers* ages 7 to 10 as of May 1, 2010.
Category 2: Homeschoolers* ages 11 to 14 as of May 1, 2010.
Category 3: Homeschoolers* ages 15 to 19 as of May 1, 2010.
For more information on the Poetry Contest visit:  http://www.hslda.org/Contests/Poetry/2010/2010rules.asp

OTHER EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Endangered Species Day Art Contest 2010

The contest is open to students in grades K through 12.  Judging will take place in four categories, K-Grade 2, Grades 3-6, Grades 7-9, Grades 10-12, with one national winner being chosen from the semi-finalists in these four categories. 
The nationwide Endangered Species Day Art contest provides students with an opportunity to learn about endangered species and express their knowledge and support through artwork.  The contest is organized by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Endangered Species Coalition, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art/ University of New Orleans.
Endangered Species Day is a celebration of our nation’s wildlife and wild places.  Started in 2006 by the United States Congress, Endangered Species Day is an opportunity to learn about endangered species. The art contest is an integral part of the fifth annual national Endangered Species Day, May 21, 2010.  The contest’s winner will be honored with their name engraved on a special trophy designed by a gifted young artist, Meredith Graf of New Orleans, LA and will also be recognized at a reception in Washington, D.C. in May, 2010.  The weblink for the contest is:  http://stopextinction.org/esd/194-esd-art.html

Quality, Affordable Horseback Riding Lessons/Riding Camps 

 

Want something new but affordable for your Phys. Ed. classes or extra curricular activities?  Christian, family-owned horse farm in Central NJ, (located at 850 Monmouth Road - on Route 537 - just down the road from Six Flags Great Adventure, right off Route 195) would love to welcome all families, especially homeschoolers.  In past years, we homeschooled our own children, who are now in college, and are aware of the challenges facing homeschooling parents to find quality, budget-friendly choices for activities.                         
Our facility has a large indoor arena (80 X 200), with full jump course, to facilitate all-weather riding with minimal cancellations due to weather.   We have a  variety of horses and ponies for beginner to advanced lessons, plus pony rides are also offered.
In addition to riding lessons, our program offers a full equestrian science education program offered through 4H that includes lessons on the ground (unmounted) as well as full instruction in the saddle (mounted). 
Instructor is also experienced in teaching special needs (Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, ADD, ADHD) riders.
                        
Quality, affordable horseback riding lessons available to all! 
Groups (Brownies, Cub Scouts, Girls Scouts, and Boys Scouts) welcome!
$25.00 per participant
PLEASE NOTE:    THIS WILL BE AN ACTUAL LESSON WHERE PARTICIPANTS ARE TAUGHT CORRECT RIDING SKILLS!

Semi-Private Lesson: $25.00 per student (limit 4 per lesson)
Semi-Private Lesson Package Special-10 lessons $225.00 (Buy 9, get 1 free)
Private Lesson:  $35.00 per hour
Private Lesson Package Special-10 lessons $315.00 (Buy 9, get one free)
4H Membership:  Free-Meetings: 2nd & 4th Fridays of the month at 7:00pm

Days/Hours of operation:
Sun/1-7   Mon/1-7  Tues/1-7   Wed/1-7   Thurs/1-7   Fri/1-7   Sat/8-7   Sun/1-7
Please note:  Weekday lessons can be at earlier times.  I offer a flexible lesson schedule to accommodate homeschoolers and classroom students on days off from school.

2010 SUMMER RIDING CAMPS FORMING (Ages 7-18)
 June, July, and August - $350.00 per week/camper  (Sibling discounts offered)
Special homeschool camp in September.  $250.00 per week per camper
Deposit of $100 reserves your child's place in our summer riding camp!  Call to reserve and get dates of operation.  Discount if paid in full by May 15th!

Please remember to mention this ad was in the ENOCH newsletter when calling.
Thank you and I look forward to introducing a passion for horses to the next generation all for the glory of God!

Please contact Regina to set up an appointment for any of the following:
Lesson days/times and riding camps offered (856) 252-7075. 
Email address:  spotnj@comcast.net
Check out our website at:  www.Freedomfarmusa.com.
Where the Spirit of the Lord is there is freedom!

CHRISTIAN SUMMER MUSIC CAMP

                      

Looking for a unique way for your musical child to spend the summer.....try Csehy Summer School of Music.  Founded in 1962 by Hungarian virtuoso Wilmos Csehy.  Camp will be held at Houghton College, New York State.   Christian commitment! Chapel, Devotions, Ministry teams, Lifelong friends. Musical excellence!  Orchestra, Band, Piano, Handbells, Choir, Lessons, Theory.

Look up www.csehy.com.  Carpooling with other homeschoolers is encouraged.

For students who play the piano, band/string instrument at the intermediate+ level
Jr & Sr High students - about 1/4 are homeschooled.  Five from NJHSA went last summer. 
Choose 1 week or up to 5 weeks - June 27 through July 31, 2010.

If you are interested in attending, please write Kathy Hanse at:  kathyhanse@aol.com 

CITY KIDZ WORLD MAGAZINE WRITING & PUBLISHING CAMP

 

SESSION 1 – MAY 24 – JULY 9: SESSON 2 – JUNE 28 – AUGUST 19

It is our pleasure to invite the young people involved in your homeschool group, ages 10 to 18, to the  City Kidz World Writing and Publishing Camp – summer 2010.  Please share this information with young people who are interested in writing and publishing. We believe that the young people are the future of journalism and media and we want to help them get started.
We would love to help your community of young people create their own community-based publication.
Your homeschoolers can attend the City Kidz World camp together and work on a “staff” to put together a unique publication: magazine or newspaper. This camp can help your homeschoolers improve their writing and it will give them an opportunity to work with their peers on a fun summer publishing project. 
Your students can take home 50 to 100 copies of a great publication that can be handed out to places in your community.
This unique camp offers guidance in the following areas:

• Fiction
• Creative Nonfiction
• Newspaper article writing
• Using InDesign CS4 and Photoshop to develop a publication
• The Build- a-book project  (putting a book together from start to finish)

*One-on-one writing coach available by request

Campers can attend two1 1/2 hour sessions per week or one 3 hour session on Friday. Working groups are divided by age groups.
Cost:  $220 for 16 sessions (That comes out to the low price of $13.75 a class!)
Sessions:
Mon. & Wed. - 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Tues. & Thurs. – 10 a.m.to 11:30 p.m.
Friday  - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
*Saturday morning and Sunday evening sessions available by request.
Age Group Divisions
10-11
12-13
14-18 
Supplies Needed:
Laptop
Internet connection at home (optional)
 
To download applications visit: http://www.citykidzworld.com/writingcoach.php.
Print out the application form and mail it to P.O. Box 5294, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 or e-mail the form to writingcourses@citykidzworld..com.

Family Science Camp in Georgia

                   
We just opened registration for our Family Science Camp held at Strong Rock Camp in Georgia.

Our Family Science Camp is the perfect get-a-way for the whole family. It's great family time combining hands-on life and physical sciences with good-ole, old-fashioned camp activities; lake swimming (and wading), canoeing, "the blob" (lake trampoline), archery, fishing, camp fires, climbing wall, hiking, gym, ball fields, arts and crafts, frisbee field, etc.

We'll be doing some very cool life and physical sciences!

This camp will fill quickly. If you want a spot I wouldn't wait too long.

Please visit our site for details..
http://www.homeschoolscienceacademy.com/family-camp.htm

Princeton Area Homeschool Choir 

Princeton Area Homeschool Choir (PAHC) has opened its registration for the 2010-2011 Choir Season.  This dynamic choral program, which celebrates its tenth anniversary this year, serves 130 children and youth, ages 4-18, in six divisions.  Based on the belief that all children are musical and capable of artistic expression, PAHC welcomes every child to discover the powerful experience of singing with others!  Give your child the gift of music and friendship.  Contact homeschoolchoir@aol.com with your name and address in order to receive a registration brochure or with questions you might have.  PAHC rehearses on Monday afternoons/evenings in Pennington, NJ.  We look forward to meeting you!

Free Twelfth Night Performance!

May Fung’s Homeschool Drama Class will present their rendition of Twelfth Night to the homeschooling community and the public at large at their annual Family Performance on Monday, May 10, 2010 at 7 p.m.  One of Shakespeare’s most-beloved and well-known plays, Twelfth Night contains all the elements of an Elizabethan comedy - mistaken identities, multiple intertwining plots, foolish lovers, and wise fools.  This fast-paced performance clocks in at 25 minutes and will have audiences of all ages gasping with laughter.  It will be held at Rutgers Community Christian Church, Building C.  Visit www.rccc.org for directions. 

May Fung has been teaching the Homeschool Drama Class for five years.  In addition to performing at the annual Shakesperience:NJ Festival ( www.shakespearenj.org ), her students have enjoyed special guest-taught classes on stage combat and stage make-up.  If you have a student interested in auditioning for drama class in grade 8 or above, please contact Mrs. Fung at may@cfung.net, or talk to her in person at the performance!

Homeschool Days

Home School Day @ Kids Towne USA, every Monday!              

Kids Towne USA is offering a Home School Day every Monday.  We offer a safe and clean environment where all kids: from toddlers to teens will find a world of good times all under one roof. There's over 10,000 square feet to explore in our brand new state of the art play facility, including 6 discovery rooms, a 4 level jungle gym, and laser tag and laser maze.  Parents can mingle while the children play and have a good time.
Get 10% off general admission. 
Special rates available for groups. 
Call 609-838-1881 for details and to make arrangements.
Visit us at http://www.kidstowneusa.com

Six Flags Great Adventure Homeschool Day

Thursday, May 6, 2010 - Homeschoolers, their family and friends are invited to a Six Flags EXCLUSIVE EDUCATION DAY where the theme park is open only to students.  Homeschoolers will enjoy EXCLUSIVE time in the Wild Safari, at the Exploration Station, at a Special Dolphin Discovery presentation and in a private catering area for the all-you-can-eat buffet! Homeschoolers may also participate in Business & Marketing Education Day, the Business & Marketing Challenge, the all new Career Day and the LearnDoEarn Scavenger Hunt!   Visit Six Flags website for more information on Homeschool Day(check under events).
LEARN!
Exclusive Education Day - the theme park is open only for students and not to the public.
Homeschoolers may participate in both the Business & Marketing Education Day and the all new LearnDoEarn Career Day
presentations and activities.
EXCLUSIVE for Homeschoolers!
Drive through our 350acre wild life preserve with more than 1,200 animals representing 52 species from 6 continents open
from 9:00am - 1:00pm*.
Encounter exotic birds, snakes and reptiles and interactive exhibits at the Exploration Station from10:00am - 2:00pm*
Special Dolphin Discovery Presentation at 1:30pm*
All-you-can eat buffett lunch in a private catering area - featuring hamburgers, chicken nuggets, nachos & more from12:00 -
2:00pm in the Old Country Picnic Grove
SAVE!
All this at more than 60% off the main entrance gate!
PLUS - for every 10 admissions you purchase you will receive 1 FREE admission
*Times subject to change

Home School Day at The Funplex!

On Friday, June 18th starting at 12pm, The Funplex will be hosting a home school day.  We will be offering discounted wristbands to all of our attractions, including Go-Karts, Foam Frenzy & MagiQuest.  The Funplex is located at 182 Route 10 West in East Hanover, NJ and offers a variety of attractions, as well as a full service café.  There is no minimum required. Email kim@thefunplex.com with any questions or to make reservations!
Prices:  Super Band    $15.95Includes:  Foam Frenzy, Lazer Tag, Bumper Cars, Free Fall & 4D Motion Theater**Price including MagiQuest  $21.95

Extreme Band:  $19.95All of the attractions in the Super Band, plus Unlimited Go-Karts**Price including MagiQuest  $24.95   
for more information go to:  www.thefunplex.com or  phone: 973-428-8772

Disney Homeschool Days

Here is a great offer for you from Walt Disney Parks & Resorts

Disney Homeschool Days offers exciting programs that are sure to enhance and add a new level to your homeschool curriculum.
Learning has never been more fun. Disney Homeschool Days invites your students to explore scientific, cultural, creative and natural exhibits of the Walt Disney World® Resort Theme Parks for hands-on, eye-opening experiences.

The next Disney Homeschool Days event is planned for September 8 & 9, 2010 and January 24 & 25, 2011.

To visit Disney Homeschool Days website click HERE

PUBLICATION DATES

ENOCH of NJ e-Newsletter NEXT DEADLINE

Here are the deadlines for the upcoming 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. Thanks.

June 2010 issue: Tuesday, May 25th
July 2010 issue:   No newsletter this month
August 2010 issue:  Sunday, July 25th

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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