Practical help for the parenting season you’re actually in.

You love your child deeply—but that does not mean you always know what to do next.

Between big emotions, behavior struggles, school pressure, screen time, faith questions, changing friendships, and the constant feeling that you should be doing more, parenting can start to feel heavier than it was meant to.

The Parent Summit is a place to pause, breathe, and receive practical wisdom, fresh encouragement, and clear next steps for the child right in front of you.

A day designed with real parents in mind—with encouragement, connection, childcare, lunch, and space for your questions.

A day created for real parents with real questions.

Parent Summit | Saturday, August 8th from 8AM-1:30PM

Parenting today comes with a lot of noise. There are endless opinions, constant pressure, and no shortage of advice—but what most parents are really looking for is wisdom they can trust, support that feels grounded, and space to ask honest questions.

Parent Summit was created to offer just that.

Together, we’ll talk about parenting in today’s generation with practical help, connection, and grace. The day will include thoughtful teaching, time for Q&A, lunch, a book signing, free childcare, and meaningful time to connect with other parents who are walking through many of the same questions you are.

This is not a day for perfect parents. It is a day for parents who love their kids and want to keep growing.

Featuring
David Thomas

Author, speaker, counselor, and co-host of the Raising Boys & Girls Podcast

We are honored to welcome David Thomas as our featured speaker for Parent Summit.

David has spent more than three decades sitting with children and families as a therapist at Daystar Counseling Ministries. He is also an author, speaker, and co-host of the Raising Boys & Girls Podcast.

Through his counseling, books, podcast, and speaking, David has made it his life’s work to offer practical help and hope to families.

At Parent Summit, David will help us talk honestly about parenting in today’s generation—what kids are carrying, what parents are navigating, and how we can respond with wisdom, connection, and grace.and want to keep growing.