COMMUNITY MENTORS

We believe that a peer-society of 18-22 year-olds is unnatural and unwise. While we understand that young men and women are eager to experience freedom from parental supervision, and that this is a normal process for young adults as they transition from family faith and values to personal faith and values, we also believe that an inter-generational community can play an important role in a student’s life- and faith-development. It may be a Sunday meal or family game time that includes a student, or informal or formal mentoring times around a meal or a cup of coffee. A small investment of time and resources can yield great dividends in this critical time in a student’s life.

Men and women who are interested in playing this kind of role should contact their local study center director.