Assessment

Creating life-transforming experiences by combining faith and fun, innovation, and the hope of the gospel is what we’re all about. What role has fun played in your kids’ faith experience?*
- The kids seem to enjoy learning the gospel and being together, but fun hasn’t been a top priority.
- We work hard to incorporate games and activities into all of the learning that goes on in our home/group.
- We haven’t really considered this in our home/group. The focus is the message of the gospel, first and foremost.

Adventurous faith is about leaving room for God to work and being open to taking risks, knowing that He can do immeasurably more than we can imagine. When it comes to putting their trust in God, how do you instill that lesson in your kids?
- The stories of miracles and redemption in the gospel seem to be enough to illustrate the vital point that God’s awesome power is always working in their lives.
- I do my best to relate the stories of God’s works from the Bible back into my own lived experiences or those of others so the kids have proven examples that God is always looking out for us.
- We help them understand through their own experience that God has their back. No matter what. There is no need to fear uncertainty because He has a plan. Faith will always get them through.

Striving to grow in Christ through intellectual curiosity and continuous improvement are critical aspects of faith leadership. Does your household, group, or classroom have a growth mindset?*
- Absolutely! We are always learning new things about our faith and striving to grow closer to Christ in new ways.
- Our main focus is to support our kids with the knowledge and understanding they need to make their own choices about how to grow in their faith.
- Truthfully, by the time we’ve covered the basics, it can be difficult to hold the kids’ attention.

We believe that celebrating the unique gifts and talents of our kids empowers them to make the world a better place for everyone. How do you celebrate the gifts and talents of your kids?*
- When they do something extraordinary, we reinforce that behavior in positive ways, but it’s not a daily exercise.
- Creating the time and giving our kids the space to discover their talents and what makes them special is central to our faith experience.
- We’d never actively hold our kids back, but blocking off time for this usually just becomes a distraction.

At SpringHill, we focus on cultivating friendships that are loving, caring, and supportive. What kind of faith-forward friendships are your kids developing?*
- With the help of the gospel and lasting experiences, our kids have developed friendships that are supportive, nurturing, and inspiring.
- Their friendships seem to be heading in a good direction, but I wish there was a way to help galvanize them through faith.
- I haven’t really taken stock of this aspect of their lives. Though we’re always supportive and I think the solidarity of our faith community helps.

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