Allowing families to re-envision their role as an integral societal unit to provide an understanding of what it means to be a missional family.
An integral part of creating sociological man through societal re-education and re-motivation.
Tactics include: exploding parochialism to open the family to the real world they live in; family polity to allow the family to create rational, intentional decisions; prioritizing expenditure to allow the ordering of money, time and energy from a comprehensive, missional context; societal engagement to direct the family toward responsible involvement in the community; and authenticated roles to allow re-invention and appropriation of sexual and generational roles. An example is a family which budgets its time to enable missional use of week-ends, and thus becomes a sign to other neighbourhood households.