mending lines
A story-based video curriculum designed to bring the "campfire conversation" to your living room.
series one
Filmed on the Grande Ronde River, we invite you to look deeper into your relationship with your children (or father).
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Designed for small groups of dads, the story revolves around six men. Three dads. Three sons.
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Six episodes where we encounter fathers and sons looking back into their past to answer one question.
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What area of unfinished healing in my family line is God inviting towards restoration?
TESTIMONY
Pastor Brad Hill shares about using Mending Lines as a tool to engage and enable the men in his church to fight absence in fatherhood.
BRAD HILL TESTIMONY
What is mending lines?
Mending Lines director Aaron Bryant shares the
"What & Why" of Mending Lines
series two
Journey with us through the Alaska wilderness chasing electric rainbows (trout) and sidestepping brown bears.
Explore the origins of absence in your family line and take a step towards restoration.
Ten episodes where we invite you away to an intentional space to answer one life-changing question:
What cycle of absence in my family line is God inviting me to break?
series FOUR
The generational significance of your role in helping your son navigate the teenage years cannot be overstated.
Join 2 fathers and their sons as they fly fish NW Montana with rods they’ve built together while leaning into the joys and difficulties that come with building the father/teenage son relationship.
Their central question is one that we challenge you with as well:
“What is the one next step God is inviting us to take as we navigate these teen years together as father and son?”
MENDING LINES FACILITATOR TRAINING
Facilitators, ​thank you for your courage and willingness to serve as a guide to others! Join us for a FREE 1-hour+ virtual facilitator workshop designed to help you build your facilitation skills while experiencing firsthand the impact of story-based small group.
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It's a power-packed hour that we believe will bring extreme value to you personally as well as the fathers and children that you are reaching out to in your community.​