Many times we work to apply biblical practices in our parenting, yet certain behaviors and heart issues in our children continue to persist and sometimes even increase in intensity. The questions arise, "what am I missing?" or even, "what am I doing wrong?" Reb Bradley writes in his book,Child Training Tips, "every parent has blind spots..." that's why allowing fresh eyes to see the circumstances occurring in your home, either through conferencing or at home visits is so incredibly beneficial for taking your family to the next step in glorifying God and directing family members to a more effective life of loving God and loving our neighbors. At the Training Hearts for Jesus ministry, we make ourselves available to be those extra set of eyes. If you are finding yourself in a place where you think an unbiased opinion, with some very practical and biblical guidance will help you, contact us to discuss dates.
Come and Join us for Parenting Porch!
Are you praying for encouragement, direction and answered questions regarding your parenting? Grab your hot tea or coffee and join Sharon Cannavo and other moms like you on a Thursday morning each month, beginning January 27th (weather permitting. Please check the CALENDAR for future dates). While your little ones play, Sharon will share answers and insights. Our Parenting Porch mom's group will discuss the parenting issues that arise in our month to discover encouraging and biblical ways to train the hearts of these precious children to glorify our God. Email ContactUs@TrainingHearts.org for more information and directions the park.
What is a Parental Coaching Conference?
This involves you and your spouse meeting with us in office to discuss your parenting struggles. Through this conference we will uncover those blind spots and determine new approaches to overcome those areas for the sake of a more effective parenting approach.
What is a Parental Coaching Home Visit?
This involves a Training Hearts for Jesus facilitator coming to your home for a three hour visit to watch the normal activity in your home and to discover those areas of blind spots in order to help Dad and Mom overcome and improve their parenting skills.







