Family traditions, defining moments, and memories that last.
Fathers plan summer with intention — weekly rhythms, life skills, honest screen-time limits — and let simple, repeated moments become the ones their children remember for decades.
Fathers can author life's most memorable moments rather than leaving them to chance. Using elevation, insight, pride, and connection, small intentional acts become experiences kids carry for life.
A reflective exercise adapted from Viktor Frankl helps fathers map the highs and lows of their own lives, building self-awareness they can then draw on to open richer, more meaningful conversations with their children.
Traditions are the quiet inheritance fathers pass down, shaping a child's identity and faith. The group explores how to build rhythms that anchor kids in goodness across generations.
The group kicks off its Intentional Fathers series by exploring how everyday routines, seized opportunities, and Deuteronomy 6 shape children's faith — and how fathers plant seeds while trusting God for the growth.