We focus on the good; even if there are 99 things going wrong, we thank God for the 1 thing going right. We kill complaint-culture by intentionally saying thank you frequently, specifically, and genuinely. We focus on what we have rather than what we lack. We show thankfulness for the things God has blessed us with by stewarding our resources, facilities, and equipment with excellence. 

We give people the benefit of the doubt and do not take things personally. We operate in high grace for ourselves and for others and extend that grace to others as we do the work of God in our community. When we have a conflict with someone - we seek to reconcile rather than choose to stay offended. We believe that everyone has something to offer, and we don't give up on people. 

We speak and act in a way that honors God and his image-bearers with every word that comes out of our mouths; whether said to them or about them. We do not allow gossip, sarcasm, or dishonoring language to have a place in our culture. We believe in calling people up, not out, and in talking to, not about. 

We work hard, and trust God with the results. We understand that there will be times when we will not see the fruit of our labor, but that we must trust God to bring the harvest in His perfect timing. We walk in faith, while also submitting to wisdom and structure in order to maintain a healthy, impactful, and sustainable organization. 

We walk in humility knowing that we can always grow more into our potential as individuals and as an organization. We value self-reflection, feedback, coaching, accountability, and learning opportunities. We are intentional in looking for ways to improve in doing all things with excellence. 

We cultivate healthy relationships with self, others, and with Christ and we go to great lengths to maintain and improve those relationships. We pause for connection and celebration with others, and address conflicts in a way that preserves relationships. We live and work in a way that demonstrates the tremendous value we put on relationships. 

We build relationships with kids to fulfill their potential through mentoring, programs, and supporting families in the name of Jesus.

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Forerunner Mentoring

Stephen Murray

Maison Vasek

Tara Livingston

Steve Giddens

Beth Winter

Andrew Reimer

The current leadership team at Forerunner Mentoring has a wide range of experience in different industries. They have worked as an Associate Director, Registered Behavior Technician, Camp Counselor, and Team Leader. They have also been educated at Texas Tech University and John Brown University in Human Sciences and Family and Human Services respectively.

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