• Keepsake Guidebook

• 2 TYRVING T-Shirts

• TYRVING Times Digital Weekly Newsletter

• Monthly Challenges

• Final Memento

You can participate in TYRVING individually at home, or as a group.

This example schedule is for the 2025-26 Denver group:

• TYRVING begins Sunday, September 14th and ends Saturday, May 16th (2026)

• Monthly Meet-Ups are from 7-8:30pm and are held at Montview Church in the Denver, Park Hill neighborhood

• Monthly Meet-Up dates for 2025-26 TYRVING:

  • September 14

  • October 5

  • November 9

  • December 14

  • January 11

  • February 8

  • March 8

  • April 12

• Closing Adventure will be Friday, May 15th-16th

• TYRVING is geared toward middle-school aged boys and their father (or parent/adult.)

• TYRVING helps support a healthy transition from childhood to adolescence

• TYRVING focuses on cultivating positive parent/child interactions, providing youth with research-supported skills of well-being, and giving parents and adults access to a supportive community

• Attendance is kindly asked for each of the Monthly Meet-Ups as well as attempts at the monthly challenges

• The Guidebook’s open pace allows TYRVING to be easily incorporated into any family schedule.

• Monthly events are optional (though still encouraged)

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TYRVING Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the State of Colorado.
TYRVING is a collection of parents, family, and community members, coming together in support of their children and each other. The program is open to every individual, from all backgrounds and walks of life.

Topics explored center around personal development and well-being, are family-friendly, research-supported, and prepared in a way that allow you to easily incorporate your own set of values, beliefs, and traditions.

TYRVING makes it easy for families, schools, homeschool or faith-groups, and community organizations, to customize and run a life-changing rite of passage style program.