Timothy Smith on "Healthy Faith @ Home Habits #d62013

My second pre-con lab was led by Timothy Smith entitled, "Healthy Faith @ Home Habits".  His websites are www.CreativeFamilyTimes.com and www.ParentsCoach.org.

Success? (in love with Jesus, make disciples of others, faith of their own)

Family Assets
      Key qualities that help all kinds of families be strong
           Average American Family Score?  47%

Nurturing Relationships-Positive Communication, Affection, Openness, Suppport for Sparks
     Faith @ Home-talks, hugs

Establishing Routines-Family Meals, Shared Activities, Meaningful Traditions, Dependability
     Faith @ Home-3,4,20; Shared Activities-Prayer, Sabbath

Maintaining Expectations-Talk about tough topics, Fair rules, Boundaries, Contributions
     Faith @ Home-ABC's, Team Family-Own Faith

Adapting to Challenges-Daily Commitments, Adaptability, Problem Solving, Democratic Decisions
     Faith @ Home-Support, Flexible

Connecting to Community-Neighborhood cohesion, Relationships, Enriching activities, Resources
     Faith @ Home-Service, Mentors

     

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