We believe fathers are invaluable and irreplaceable.

We believe in celebrating fathers because they are needed and wanted.

We believe fathers have intrinsic value integral to the health and growth of the family.

We believe fathers are more than just providers, but models of strength and love.

We believe in encouraging fathers to be open with their thoughts and feelings.

And that shame is weakest in the presence of light.

We believe absence and abandonment is a cycle meant to be broken.

We believe a deeper understanding of oneself bridges the gaps between heart, mind, soul, and body.

We believe the beginning of better starts and ends with forgiveness: forgiveness of self and forgiveness of others.

We believe the heart need a guide or roadmap back to the soul, a way of connecting the pieces and becoming whole.