They should be exposed to human evolution and made to understand the significance of the Mission in its light. They should learn the geography of the globe and become conversant with areas where the Mission is particularly active. They should also work as junior scouts at doing odd jobs in their environment and devoting part of what they earn to the Mission. They should get special accolades from the adults for this effort. They should have an active social life and if possible be introduced to Mission culture.
Adolescents have very special psychological needs.
Their Houses should have access to expertise in adolescent psychology. They also should have sponsors among the House elders. Teenagers should read materials relevant to the distilled Gospels. They should study the various projects of the Mission and absorb information on their progress. They should develop a globalist posture, learning how to campaign for an effective World Government and International Law.