A FATHER-SON ALASKA ADVENTURE THAT WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING

Good, Christian fathers are crossing their fingers, sending up prayers, and hoping their sons turn out well. They earnestly want them to lead a good, wholesome, productive life aligned with biblical values. Ideally, they’re able to send their kid to a good school. Church on Sunday and maybe even youth group on Wednesdays mark the rhythms of their weeks.  Surely then, they’ll turn out better than they did. Right?

Meanwhile, the world is trying harder - unrelentingly - to initiate our sons into manhood through alcohol, money, or women.

In general, our sons never truly know when they have become a man, or perhaps even what a man truly is. A rite of passage is pivotal.

Jon Tyson defines a man as: “...an image bearer and a son of God, entrusted with power and responsibility to create, cultivate, care, and guard the life he has been given. This is for God’s glory, His joy, and the good of others.”

In the western world we have lost the tradition of rites of passages. We have lost the tradition of initiating boys into manhood.

At the Quarry Project, that's what we want to ignite and kick off in Alaska. A formative adventure, with intentional time, and a shared vision. A multigenerational vision; for lasting legacies of Christ followers; submitted and devoted men to their savior, serving and glorifying their Heavenly Father.