All three editions, licensed for up to 25 students or families. Ages six through thirty, one framework, one purchase.
Most churches run values content three separate ways. Something in children's ministry, something else in youth group, and nothing at all for the college students. This gives every age the same three questions, the same story underneath, and language that carries from one room to the next.
A kid who does this at eight already knows what a value is when they arrive in your junior high group. The high school student who worked out their three has somewhere to take that when they leave for college. And the parents in your church can do it at home with the same words your leaders are using on a Wednesday night.
What's included
Ours, the family edition. Ages six to eleven. Four sittings of about twenty minutes, done by a parent and child together, with games instead of writing. Ends with a family keep list they sign and hang up.
Yours, the teen edition. Junior high and high school. 34-page student workbook plus a 25-page leader guide with six 45-minute session plans, junior high adaptations, a stuck-student fix for every page, and a photocopiable page that goes home to parents. Tear-out decision cards, a three-week check-in, and six phone lock screens.
Yours, the college and young adult edition. Ages 18 to 30. 35 pages, self-guided, with everything a leader would say printed on the page. A small group can run it with nobody leading.
Your volunteers can run this. The leader guide gives the exact words to say, what not to say, how to set the room up, and what to do when a student goes quiet or treats it as a joke. It assumes the person holding it has never led anything before.
What the license covers
Print for up to 25 students or families at a time, and reprint for new groups as often as you like. Copies for co-leaders and volunteers are included, as is the parent page. Running it across a whole school or a multi-site church? Email ghesi@restmission.org and we'll sort out a site license.
How you'll get it
Instantly, as a single zip file with three folders, one per edition. Save it to a computer rather than a phone, then unzip it. Print at 100% on Letter paper, in color if you can. The lock screens are a web page rather than a file, and the link is in the START HERE sheet.
All three editions, licensed for up to 25 students or families. Ages six through thirty, one framework, one purchase.
Most churches run values content three separate ways. Something in children's ministry, something else in youth group, and nothing at all for the college students. This gives every age the same three questions, the same story underneath, and language that carries from one room to the next.
A kid who does this at eight already knows what a value is when they arrive in your junior high group. The high school student who worked out their three has somewhere to take that when they leave for college. And the parents in your church can do it at home with the same words your leaders are using on a Wednesday night.
What's included
Ours, the family edition. Ages six to eleven. Four sittings of about twenty minutes, done by a parent and child together, with games instead of writing. Ends with a family keep list they sign and hang up.
Yours, the teen edition. Junior high and high school. 34-page student workbook plus a 25-page leader guide with six 45-minute session plans, junior high adaptations, a stuck-student fix for every page, and a photocopiable page that goes home to parents. Tear-out decision cards, a three-week check-in, and six phone lock screens.
Yours, the college and young adult edition. Ages 18 to 30. 35 pages, self-guided, with everything a leader would say printed on the page. A small group can run it with nobody leading.
Your volunteers can run this. The leader guide gives the exact words to say, what not to say, how to set the room up, and what to do when a student goes quiet or treats it as a joke. It assumes the person holding it has never led anything before.
What the license covers
Print for up to 25 students or families at a time, and reprint for new groups as often as you like. Copies for co-leaders and volunteers are included, as is the parent page. Running it across a whole school or a multi-site church? Email ghesi@restmission.org and we'll sort out a site license.
How you'll get it
Instantly, as a single zip file with three folders, one per edition. Save it to a computer rather than a phone, then unzip it. Print at 100% on Letter paper, in color if you can. The lock screens are a web page rather than a file, and the link is in the START HERE sheet.