Marshall Family Vision
We,
the Marshall family, envision ourselves in the presence of Heavenly
Father and the Savior with clean hands and pure hearts, able to enter
His presence worthily along with our extended family and others we love.Photo Credit: Hannah Galli |
Marshall Family Mission
We
will reach our lofty vision by embracing the Gospel of Jesus Christ,
loving Him and our neighbor, preaching the Restoration, linking
generations through temple work, helping the poor, and making and
honoring temple covenants.
We will act as good stewards over our children, those who we are called to serve, our time, our resources, our bodies, and the earth.
We will seek to recognize the power of the Atonement and remember Him in all of our thoughts, words, and actions.
Marshall Family Values
The
Marshall Family Values will serve as the inner drive for the execution
of the activities delineated in the mission statement.
Charity
Integrity
Gratitude
Creativity
Creativity
Fun
Optimism
Optimism
Enthusiasm
Order
Health
Further Light and Knowledge
Endurance
Above all we know that only through the grace of Christ can we achieve our vision.
Operating Plan (this is something we review in conjunction with our weekly planning sessions and goal-setting)
The Marshall’s will have a house of order (scheduling, finances, rules, cleanliness)
The Marshall’s will have a life of refinement (culture, entertainment, literature, theater, music, education, art, knowledge)
The Marshall’s will have a healthy lifestyle (bedtime, awake time, play time, exercise time, healthy food time)
The Marshall’s will have a spiritual foundation (scriptures, temple, prayer, church service, missionary work)
The Marshall’s will have a life of service (to neighbors, ward members, friends, family, world)
Every week we review long and short term goals we make that specify how to carry out our operating plan. I love having a vision, mission and values statement. It is something we can rely on in our family, and it's a measuring stick for the physical objects we want to bring into our home, the media we consume, and the activities we participate in.
Operating Plan (this is something we review in conjunction with our weekly planning sessions and goal-setting)
The Marshall’s will have a house of order (scheduling, finances, rules, cleanliness)
The Marshall’s will have a life of refinement (culture, entertainment, literature, theater, music, education, art, knowledge)
The Marshall’s will have a healthy lifestyle (bedtime, awake time, play time, exercise time, healthy food time)
The Marshall’s will have a spiritual foundation (scriptures, temple, prayer, church service, missionary work)
The Marshall’s will have a life of service (to neighbors, ward members, friends, family, world)
Every week we review long and short term goals we make that specify how to carry out our operating plan. I love having a vision, mission and values statement. It is something we can rely on in our family, and it's a measuring stick for the physical objects we want to bring into our home, the media we consume, and the activities we participate in.
I love this Ariel. What a wonderful family you are... not just because you have things like this written down on paper, but because you actually act upon them. I want my family to be like yours! Writing down values and planning the week around them seems like a great way to start.
ReplyDeleteI was impressed with this the first time I read it on your blog. I love the addition of the concrete Operating Plan! I will be keeping this in mind.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! I love having things so laid out, it really helps with the execution! What an amazing family!
ReplyDeleteI love this, too! :) Very nice! Good reminders...and good examples! :)
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