BREAKOUT SESSION 1

Breakout Track Key
G - General
P - Preschool
E - Elementary
T - Teen
A - Additional Needs
CC - Navigating CCISD
GP - Grandparents

Understanding the Legacy Path: How to Get Started (G) 

Room: Student Center Angela Haynes, Author, Speaker at Legacy Milestones

Every path has a starting point and a destination. Angela Haynes wants to take parents down the path of intentional spiritual parenting. The destination is a new generation of children and grandchildren emerging as adults who know how to love God and love people. This new generation will also know how to equip their own children to do the same. This breakout meant to change the culture by moving our children and grandchildren toward life God’s way instead of life portrayed as right in the eyes of the world. Those that attend will find many practical steps explained allowing the destination to be reached.

Generation To Generation: Discovering the Gift of Spiritual Legacy (G) 

Room: E 105 Eric Davis, Family Discipleship Pastor, Bay Area Church

Parenting is hard! It’s filled with decisions, pressures, and moments that can feel overwhelming. In the rush of daily life, it’s easy to slip into survival mode, reacting rather than leading with purpose. This session will help you step back and refocus on what shapes your family’s spiritual legacy. Together, we’ll unpack practical ways to parent or grandparent with clarity, confidence, and a vision grounded in faith. Walk away equipped to lead your family with clear purpose, wisdom, and conviction that will echo through generations.

Technology’s Place in Today’s Family (G, T) 

Room: E 204 Mike Ammons, Director of Student Support, Bay Area Christian School

The number 1 thing that parents say they need help with is how to parent kids who are always using technology. Parents feel overwhelmed, under equipped, and mostly lost. This breakout is here to help and give hope. In this very manageable breakout, parents will learn what questions to ask, what matters most, and how to combat the fear that comes with their children knowing more about technology than they do. Technology can be hacked but the lasting relationship that comes from the parent child bond cannot.

Healthy Families Start with Healthy Habits (G) 

Room: E 103 Dr. Jessica Peck, Author, Radio Host of the Dr. Nurse Mama Show

In a world of instant gratification, rapidly emerging health threats, and ever‑present technology pressures, it’s easy for families to feel overwhelmed. This encouraging, practical session will show you how simple, grace‑filled, faith‑inspired habits can transform the culture of your home. We’ll explore everyday practices that are research-supported and faith-informed that help families grow stronger, calmer, and more connected in the midst of a noisy world.

Strategies for Supporting Children with ADHD (G, P, E) 

Room: E 104 Stephanie Moses, Family Ministry Specialist, Radio Producer

This session equips parents with practical tools to create a nurturing and structured home environment for children with ADHD. Together, we’ll explore ways to establish effective routines, strengthen communication, and partner wisely with educators while advocating for your child’s unique needs. Parents will leave encouraged and better prepared to support their child’s growth at home, in school, and beyond.

Grandparenting: The Value and Importance of Legacy (GP) 

Room: E 102 Andy & Grace Johnston, Amazing Grandparents

Grandparenting is an adventure that takes some by surprise. Others enter grandparenting after a long season of anticipation. But nearly all grandparents embark on this wonderful journey with pure joy! Though many grandparents accept this new season with excitement, most have never thought about their Biblical role and responsibility in this cherished but sometimes challenging season. This breakout helps you overcome grandparenting obstacles, equips you with best practices to implement in passing on your faith, and provides a strategy for reaching the hearts of your grandchildren. 

Releasing Parental Shame: Finding Hope in John 9 (A) 

Room: E 206 Tori Calvert, 8th Grade & Special Education Educator, Pearland ISD

Parenting can often feel heavy with guilt and shame, especially when raising a child with disabilities, mental health challenges, or academic and emotional struggles. The exhaustion of advocating, the isolation, and the uncertainty can weigh on even the strongest hearts. But in John 9, Jesus offers a perspective that lifts shame and replaces it with hope. This session invites parents into a conversation about releasing guilt, embracing God’s purpose, and finding rest in His sustaining grace.

Praying with Joy Over Our Children, Even When We Feel Empty (P, E) 

Room: Equip Room Valerie Ellis, Author, Speaker

Praying over and with our children is a gift for us and them, but the day-in, day-out of parenthood can leave us drained and exhausted. Discover tips for drawing on God's strength and experiencing more joy as you pray for your children. Plus, come away with ideas for what to pray over your kids and resources for praying with them too.

Parent Gap: Parenting in a Season You Never Planned For (S/B) 

Room: E 106 Joe Dougharty, Minister to Single Parent & Blended Families, Houston’s First Baptist Church

Most parents don’t feel unprepared because they lack love, they feel unprepared because life didn’t unfold the way they expected. This session speaks to parents navigating a season of parenting they never planned for, whether through single parenting, blended family dynamics, or unexpected transitions. Together, we’ll name the gap between expectation and reality, explore how that gap impacts our faith and confidence, and discover biblical encouragement and practical tools to help parents lead with purpose, grace, and hope right where they are.

Naomi or Paul? Identifying God’s Key Voices in Your Relationships (M) 

Room: E 205 Moe Mayes, Executive Director, PCS Ministries

Do you have a Naomi or a Paul in your life? Rooted in Titus 2, this breakout explores the power of intentional, intergenerational relationships and spiritual mentorship. Through biblical examples like Naomi and Ruth, Paul and Timothy, and Moses and Joshua, we’ll see how God uses older men and women to guide the next generation with wisdom and faith. Together, we’ll focus on applying faith to everyday life, marriage, parenting, family, and every season in between, while embracing the call to both receive guidance and faithfully pass the torch.

Building Emotionally and Spiritually Healthy Families 

Room: Fellowship Hall Dr. Dyana Robbins, LPC, Owner, Sheltering Oaks Therapy

Strong families are not built on perfection, but on emotional awareness, spiritual grounding, and intentional connection. This session explores how emotional health and spiritual formation intersect in everyday family life. Participants will learn how emotional patterns are formed, how stress and trauma impact family systems, and how caregivers can model regulation, empathy, and resilience. With practical tools and reflective guidance, this presentation equips parents, caregivers, and leaders to foster homes where emotions are named rather than avoided, faith is integrated rather than imposed, and relationships are marked by safety, repair, and growth. The goal is not “ideal” families, but healthy ones, capable of connection, honesty, and hope.

Breakout Track Key

G - General
P - Preschool
E - Elementary
T - Teen
A - Additional Needs
CC - Navigating CCISD
GP - Grandparents