Tonight our homeschool group is having the end of year banquet where each child is awarded a character certificate by their parents. This is the first year we’ve done this, so I was sure what to do. Most families focus on a spiritual virtue in which their child has grown.

Talking with MTG, it didn’t take us long to identify areas of growth in our kids. It just seemed obvious: yes, this child has grown here, overcome in this area, and become strong in this virtue. I wonder if my character growth would be so obvious to others

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I also thought of the best quote about virtues:  “Courage is not simply one of the virtues but the form of every virtue at the testing point.” (C.S. Lewis, naturally.)

Here’s to being a courageous character! Maybe next year I’ll be able to award myself a certificate.