Being a mentor...
want to ruin it by saying too much. So if in my session my kid and I are heard laughing or doing something silly, remember it’s part of the plan. Fun must be part of each program as long as it’s safe. Some kids lives are so structured and stressful they need to just be a kid. This is the only place for some of them to do that. It helps grow the mentor/child relationship closer. Personality’s really come out during a lighthearted moment and we can get a glimpse of a kids character. It can be helpful with understanding the child and revealing how to pray for specific issues that might need to be addressed. It also can set a much more comfortable mood for the rest of the session. So, I’ve come to realize through some deep contemplation, all these years of goofing off was just training for being a mentor some day.Thanks Dad and Grandpa!
Scott Johnson
Scott Johnson is CVYR's founder and fearless leader. With Christ as his focus, he serves kids in the community by being a mentor, friend, and father figure. You can usually find him on a horse wearing his unicorn helmet.
