Why do homeschooling moms (and families) travel from dozens of states (and Canada) to attend a GHC Great Homeschool Convention? It's because this is the Homeschool EVENT of the YEAR --- with amazing Speakers, Workshops, Exhibitors, Hotel Discounts... and some pretty amazing Special Events, too... all made possible by Medi-Share and our other incredible Sponsors!
The Real Mom Tour
You’re Better at This Than You Think
Maybe you’re new to this homeschooling thing — overwhelmed by all the decisions you have to make. After all, you’re not sure you’re cut out for this.
Or maybe you’ve been around the block a time or two and you’re feeling a little burned out. All the years of keeping up are starting to wear you down.
Andrew Stanley is an Atlanta-based stand-up comedian and homeschool survivor who isn’t afraid of bringing his deeply rooted insecurities to the stage. Okay, maybe he’s afraid, but he’s doing it anyway. His observational style and dry sense of humor have pleased audiences across the country.
Friday Night Family Comedy Night at our regional GHC homeschooling conventions is a big hit, and a very welcome opportunity to sit down, relax and laugh together with other homeschool moms and / or homeschooling families. However, we didn’t want to schedule just “any” comedian for our GHC homeschool convention attendees. We were looking for someone that was really crazy-funny… and we found just the person!
Slugs & Bugs LIVE is an unforgettable concert for families. Specifically, it is a joyful, gospel-filled, life-celebrating, interactive musical experience featuring animated videos, energetic vocals, and tasty piano, guitar and mandolin solos!
An evening with Phil Robertson! Ticket holders for this special event have the opportunity of a meet and greet with Phil Robertson. Meet and Greet lines will be separated by priority and general tickets. Priority ticket holders will be the first to be in the priority meet and greet lines.
While tickets can be added to a convention at a low, affordable cost, they can also be purchased separately (Texas and Ohio).
Inge Auerbacher was born in Germany and spent three years between 7-10 years of age in the Terezin (Theresienstadt) concentration camp in Czechoslovakia, where out of 15,000 children, about 1 percent survived.
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to hear her story and meet her!
Thanks to the vitally important support of Medi-Share, Dr. Inge Auerbacher's event will be at no additional cost, but please do reserve your spot at her event so that we may have an accurate attendance estimate for the purpose of crowd control.