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E2E says: Bring the Kids!

10/29/2018

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I have heard the sentiment from a number of different people over the last few years - usually from moms.

Aren't there any missions experiences or training events that we can do as a family?

Too often, in order to get trained or to go out on a mission trip, we have to find someone to watch the kids and yet we want desperately to model for our kids what it means to live on mission. 

Not easy to do when we are forced to leave the kids at home.

Everywhere to Everywhere has always been an event that is open to families coming and we've worked to create an experiential weekend of learning and training that older kids can enter into along with mom and dad.  
 
Our regular E2E training weekends are good for high schoolers and mature junior high students who come with a parent.  The learning is often discovery based and interactive and much of the weekend is experienced outside of the training room at the local mosque, ethnic restaurants and in neighborhoods.  

But it still hasn't been conducive to a family with elementary aged children.  And so in May we will have our very first E2E Family Weekend. 

The idea is to create a weekend of learning and ministry that the whole family can come to together.  It will be for school aged kids and above.  We still aren't ready for babies and toddlers but are working to create a great weekend that the whole family can enter into together.

We will continue to working on the details and adjustments that need to be made and even today I came across another challenge that we need to consider: early bedtimes!

Our family is working together to create a weekend that your family can enter into together.  But we'd love your  feedback as well.  Stop by and read through the program description page and then share your ideas in the comments for adaptations and adjustments that would help create a family friendly E2E weekend.  

The dates for the first E2E Family will be May 31 - June 2 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
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