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to build men who have covenant relationships
with God, family, church, friends, and community, |
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2.
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to build men who are responsive and responsible
for their decisions, |
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to build men who are diligent in reading
and studying to obtain more knowledge and wisdom, |
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to build husbands, fathers, brothers, and
sons and. |
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to build men who are kings and priests of
their home and embrace their role of providing, protecting,
and preserving. |
Nation
of Men
