value: relational integrity!

Relational Integrity!
We worship, live, work and play as a team.
Our relationship are driven by love (1 John 4:7-21) and defined by grace (Ephesians 2:8-9).
We seek transparency and accountability in our discussion and decision-making, we trust authority, and we practice mutual respect.
We strive to be the same on the inside as we are on the outside (Proverbs 10:9; 11:3).


Relational integrity. What does that mean? Here at Evergreen, it's recognizing that we worship, live work and play together ... pretty much all the time. And if we don't love one another, if we are not willing to extend grace to one another, if we're not accountable to one another, if we don't respect one another: everyone is going to be miserable, pretty much all the time. We honour God and one another when we practice relational integrity. We build a community that's worth being part of. We become trustworthy people. Relational integrity is an important value!

We need to practice relational integrity (and integrity in general!) within our staff team, toward our guest and campers and in our lives in general. It's one of those things that we all have to keep striving toward, even when it's hard!


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