The Anchor That Holds: A Pause In Our Mentorship Journey
For the past month, we’ve journeyed together under the theme “Be the Anchor”. We’ve seen how one man’s steady presence can become a lifeline for a boy navigating the rough waters of adolescence. We’ve explored the blueprints mentors provide, the legacy they leave, and the growth that flows both ways when one life invests in another.
From simply listening to offering a safe space, we’ve learned that mentorship isn’t about being a superhero. It’s about being steady.
An anchor doesn’t control a ship but also offers stability, giving the freedom and courage to weather any storm.
As we close this chapter, here’s the charge: The call to be an anchor never ends. Opportunities to steady others exist in our families, our communities, and our daily lives.
But now, we turn to a new and urgent horizon, one that calls for a different kind of anchoring. This month, we begin a series on the silent epidemic of drug use and abuse among men. It’s a struggle often hidden in plain sight and one that requires us to be not just individual anchors but a collective one.
Join us as we shine a light on this critical issue. Together, let’s be the anchor that holds firm for men who feel lost at sea.