FAQs
(Frequently Asked Questions)
1. How can I get a conference brochure?
To receive one or more Raising Kids to Do Hard Things brochure, you can:
* Download a copy HERE and then photocopy for distribution in your church, school or support group.
* Write us at Noble Institute, PO Box 2491, Gresham, OR 97030.
2. Where is the schedule of sessions and times for the seminar?
Click on Session Times & Topics on the sidebar to your left.
3. Do you offer a reduced rate for people who work as volunteers at your conferences?
3. Do you offer a reduced rate for people who work as volunteers at your conferences?
Yes, we rely on help from local volunteers at every Raising Kids to Do Hard Things seminar, and volunteers may attend at a reduced rate or with no registration fee at all, depending on their role. Volunteers help with the tasks of greeting conference attendees, registering them quickly, and making materials available throughout the weekend. Click HERE. for information.
4. What is the policy for hotel accommodations nearby the seminar?
4. What is the policy for hotel accommodations nearby the seminar?
Our seminars are being held in local church facilities. Therefore, we no longer offer any discounts for area hotels or motels. We suggest that you search the area for nearby hotels and motels on the web or make use of an on-line hotel discount booking service (e.g. Priceline.com, Orbitz.com, etc.).
5. What is the dress code for the seminar?
5. What is the dress code for the seminar?
Raising Kids to Do Hard Things seminars are “nice casual” in nature. Dress comfortably. Some of us are more comfortable in suits, while others are more comfortable in jeans. We do ask that everyone be considerate about issues of modesty. Discuss this as a family and plan to serve your fellow attendees by your good taste.
6. What do we need to bring with us to a seminar?
6. What do we need to bring with us to a seminar?
When you check in at the seminar, you will receive name-tags and workbooks which will include space for taking notes. You will need to bring a pen or pencil. You may also bring a Bible if you wish, but most Scripture passages mentioned during the seminar will be printed in the seminar workbook. If you are interested, you will want to come prepared to invest in relevant resources from our on-site book store. Noble Institute accepts cash, checks and most major credit cards.
7. Is food provided at your seminar?
7. Is food provided at your seminar?
The registration fee for the Raising Kids to Do Hard Things seminar does not include snacks or meals. However, in some cases our local hosts may offer refreshments and box lunches during the breaks as a fundraiser for their ministry. If so, we will post that information on the Dates & Locations of each seminar.