1. Agenda The Great Discovery Mission Statements Journal
Relationship Group Discussions
HW: None

2. The Great Discovery
Take a few minutes to answer the questions as thoroughly and honestly as possible.
If you finish early, get out something quiet to work on or read a book.

3. Mission Statement
A mission statement is a personal motto that states what your life is about. Like a blueprint.

4. WWF Mission Statement

5. Example #1 Religion Education Succeeding Productive Exercise Caring
Truthful

6. Example #2
About the world
CARE→About life
About people
About myself

7. Example #3
[Insert School’s Mission Statement]

8. A few more examples
American Heart Association: To build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
Boy Scouts of America: To prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Livestrong: To inspire and empower people affected by cancer.

9. Journal List three people that you have a good relationship with.
What makes each relationship work?

10. Relationship Discussions
Just like we did with the roles, we are going to get in groups and rotate around the room.
Each table will have a separate question that you and your group will have to answer
One person writes at each station-everyone should end up with at least one paper at the end.

11. Materials Everyone needs a piece of paper Station #1-
Our group believes that...
Everyone needs a piece of paper