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Many boys in North American culture are lost. They are on a quest for identity and significance like men of all cultures. Sadly, in today’s world we have largely lost the powerful traditions of initiation into manhood. Instead, even adult men are confused about what it means to be a true man, and they wrestle with how to guide their sons in a clear way to achieve manhood. This field guide presents a clear and compelling description of what it looks like to be a man based on the words of Jesus in Mark 12:30-31: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind and with all your strength…Love your neighbor as yourself.”Learn how these four components inspire true manhood: Compassion, Confidence, Conviction and Courage and how they are dynamically expressed through the roles of Lover, King, Mentor and Warrior. This can be an experience you will never regret,and your son will never forget.

Craig has had a variety of ministry roles throughout his career. He spent 20 years with International Teams, first leading a team based in Vienna, smuggling Christian literature behind the Iron Curtain, then as Vice President of Ministries providing leadership training and pastoral support to 400 staff world-wide. From 1995 through 1999 Craig served on the staff of Willow Creek Community Church as a leader of the Legacy men’s ministry, consisting of 100 small groups and 800 men. The following three years Craig served as National Director and Vice President of Team Ministries with International Students Inc., with responsibilities for the oversight of the national and regional directors. Currently Craig is the Founder/President of Peregrine Ministries International whose vision is to guide and inspire men on their life journey, to help them pass on a life-giving legacy. Through personalized one-on-one coaching, small group leadership and inspirational speaking, Craig has helped countless men gain a clearer sense of their purpose and the legacy they want to leave in the lives of others. Craig and his wife Beryl live in Monument, Colorado. They have been married for more than 40 years, have three children and five grandchildren. In his free time Craig enjoys competitive swimming, mountain biking, hiking, golf and reading.