Be a Spiritual Leader in Your Family

• Carve out time each day to strengthen your relationship with your child.
• Be intentional about nurturing your child’s faith growth.
• Model a love for learning from the Bible and application of its principles.
• Offer affirmation to strengthen your child’s personal devotional practices.
• Make family worship creative, interesting, and meaningful.
• Trust your child with the responsibility of leading out in family worship.
• Have frequent faith-related conversations.
• Model service to others, and involve your child in service projects at home.

Be a Spiritual Mentor to Children at Church

• Take a genuine interest in the spiritual lives of adolescents in your church.
• Know the name of each child and adolescent in your congregation.
• Become involved in their faith journeys.
• Model in practice the principles and values taught in church programs.
• Set high goals for the spiritual training of younger members of the church family.
• Provide quality Sabbath school training.
• Have adolescents participate actively by leading out in church activities.
• Organize programs that actively engage adolescents in service.

Be a Spiritual Guide for Your Students

• Get to know each of your students and build trust relationships with them.
• Model in practice a love for Christian values and service to others.
• Lead your students to become seekers after the truth found in Jesus.
• Help your students to accept Jesus as their personal Savior and Friend.
• Seek to provide a quality religious education to your students.
• Offer frequent opportunities for the study of the Bible.
• Engage students in service projects that are spiritually meaningful.