The purpose of Flight36 seemed apparent when we discovered a pattern established in the lives of men that grew up in a father-absent home. We have outlined this pattern below. Though we cannot prove this to be true in all men, the men we discussed this cycle with found similar patterns in their own lives.
We believe God is using Flight36 to minimize the potential destruction of the cycle in the boys who participate in our program. By creating healthy, affirming relationships while relating life situation to Biblical principles, we can make a difference. The cycle contains four parts as shown in the diagram below. Each part playing a role of the next effected behavior.
Feeling of Abandonment
The result of the
feeling of abandonment is the inability to feel love from others. People have
tendency not to trust and build walls for protection.
Fear of Intimacy
The result of the fear
of intimacy is the inability to develop authentic relationships. People have a
tendency to be skeptical of others love or affection.
Sense of Independence
The result of
having a sense of independence is the total reliance upon one's own abilities to
accomplish and complete tasks and meet goals. People have a tendency to feel
alone and develop false expectations for those around them.
Lack of Positive Affirmation
People who
lack affirmation from a positive source will eventually find it in other areas,
usually unfulfilling and sometimes dangerous.
If God is not the center of their lives, they will find someone
or something to center their lives on which will ultimately lead to a chaotic
and destructive lifestyle. These negative choices affect themselves and those
around them.
Our Crew The staff of Flight36 is dedicated to serve fatherless boys, single moms and the Kingdom of God. > Read More
Our Purpose The purpose of Flight36 seemed apparent when we discovered a pattern established in the lives of men that grew up in a father-absent home. > Read More
Our Battleplan The best way for Flight36 to impact the lives of these young boys is to spend as much quality time with them as possible. > Read More