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Start a TYRVING Group

Bring families together to honor the middle school crossing

TYRVING began as a small, local experience shared among families. While much of the journey happens at home, many find added meaning walking through the season alongside others.

Think of It Like a Book Club,
With a Different Purpose

Getting started is simple

• Invite a few families you already know
• Choose a point person to stay connected
• Gather once a month (or as it works for your group)

That’s it. You don’t have to “lead” anything. The structure is already built.

No experience needed.
No complicated planning.

Most groups include 3–8 families, but the structure is flexible.

Families can easily move through TYRVING together, creating a collaborative and supportive experience for everyone involved.

Many groups begin simply by inviting a few families they already know—neighbors, school friends, or members of their community.

Group Materials

Everything you need to support your group:

• Simple guidance for each gathering
• Reflection and discussion prompts
• Seasonal activities for families

You don’t need to plan anything—just show up and use what’s provided.

No facilitation experience is needed.

The guidebook provides the structure—you simply gather a few families and create space for the experience.

What Families Are Saying

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“TYRVING gave us meaningful time together and helped build friendships with other families.”
— Parent

“It helped me build a deeper bond with my son.”
— Parent

“I feel closer to my dad.”
— Youth participant

Where TYRVING Groups Happen

Groups often begin in places where families already feel connected:

• Neighborhoods
• Schools
• Faith-based or community groups

TYRVING groups can be adapted for:

• Father/son
• Mother/daughter
• Mixed parent or adult/youth groups

Each group is independently organized and locally facilitated.

Simple, One-Time Cost

$240 per group

Includes:
• Group materials for the full year
• One family registration ($140 value)

Additional families simply register individually.

Start a TYRVING Group

If you’re thinking about bringing TYRVING to your community, we’d love to connect. Simply fill out the form below.

Most groups begin with a simple conversation—just to answer questions and explore what it could look like.

No commitment.
Just a chance to see if it’s a good fit.

Prefer email? You can also reach us at info@tyrving.org