Who are you to this child?
Pick the one that fits. It shows a good first layer, and what to add later.
- The book for your child’s age, read at bedtime: Twelve Stories for 5 to 8, Twelve Choices for 9 to 12
- Table Talk cards at dinner, one path at a time
- The Walk when they turn 13, with you as the first mentor
- Wristbands with the paths they are facing
- A large poster for their bedroom door
- Your family’s gate, once you have walked or bought something: a page that says so, and invites the street in
Parents see the most days. The book and the poster turn the names of the paths into ordinary family words before the Walk ever starts.
- The Family Kit, a gift that covers every age
- A book to read when they visit: Twelve Stories or Twelve Choices
- Join a grandchild’s Walk as a second mentor, free, with the code their parent gives you
- Start the Walk yourself for a grandchild: $29 a year covers every grandchild
A grandparent’s voice carries a long way. The kit arrives at their house with your note in it.
- A book for a birthday: Twelve Stories for 5 to 8, Twelve Choices for 9 to 12
- Wristbands with their paths on them
- Walk with a niece or nephew: free as a second mentor, with the code their parent gives you
- Paradosis, if you teach a class at church
You don’t need to carry the whole thing. One layer from you, next to what the parents are doing, is a real layer.
- Paradosis for your youth group or class
- Large posters for the classroom wall
- Point families who ask what their child is learning to the books and cards
- Mentor a student in your group through the Walk, with the parents’ approval; a church with Paradosis covers you
The class gives every family the same words at once. Some of them will want the next layer at home.
The Walk is ready today, any family can open a gate, and Paradosis is its own program for churches. The books, the Table Talk cards, the Watch Out! poster, the wristbands and the Family Kit are on The shelf; the Walkbook and hats are coming. Get the free plan for your list
Start with a plan. One page on the fridge.
The Straight Path Protection Plan: a checklist for every child on your list, emailed to you.