5 Weekly Challenges for Your Family Mission Statement This Summer

Live on mission with your kids this summer! Download our free family mission worksheet with 5 weekly challenges you can use this summer to help practice your family mission statement.

The real power of a family mission statement is that it is practical. It should shape your everyday behaviors and decisions, so use this summer season to help your kids learn what this looks like for themselves. As your kids begin to connect the dots between the mission statement and their own lives, it will make the family mission statement more personal and engaging.

Family Mission Statement Refreshers

If you need to brush up on your family mission statement, here are a few keys to keep in mind of what makes a good family mission statement:

• A good family mission statement is actionable. It should be clear, specific instructions.
• A good family mission statement is memorable. Don’t make it long. It should be easy to repeat and recall if you want your family to be able to apply it.
• A good family mission statement drives accountability and evaluation. It provides a clear standard everyone aims for, and it’s used for follow through.
• A good family mission statement brings unity and interdependence. A mission statement should be something you all pull together towards and support each other in.

If you want to craft a more comprehensive plan for your family, make sure to join our 7 Generation Family Legacy Study. You will receive guidance to create your own unique family vision, mission, and values statements, and the plan to keep putting all these into action!

We look forward to seeing what you accomplish this summer with these challenges!