Question 1

Do I have to come to Redding, CA to do my Identity Statement session?"

Accepted Answer

No.  Our  writers can either work with you via Zoom video call or over the phone.

If you would like our Writer to travel to your location to service multiple individuals, this can be arranged as long as you are able to provide for travel costs. Contact us at info@rightonmission.org or 530-768-7068.

Question 2

Do I need to prepare for my session?

Accepted Answer

No.  Just relax and anticipate having a meaningful conversation. Your writer will guide you through the process.

Question 3

What if I can't think of how to answer the questions I'm asked?

Accepted Answer

That's not a problem.  Your writer will simply ask you other questions.

Question 4

How can I give purpose statement sessions as a gift to other people?

Accepted Answer

You can do so by going to our Online Store and ordering the purpose statement(s) directly.  You will need to provide us with the recipient's email address and we will contact the individual to schedule the gift session you purchased.

Question 5

How can I purchase a Life Mission Statement for myself and also one for someone else?

Accepted Answer

You can book your own appointment online and also pay online here, then make a separate purchase for someone else through our Online Store.

Question 6

What if I need to reschedule my appointment?

Accepted Answer

That's not a problem.  You can reschedule your appointment as long as you do so within 24 hours of your scheduled session.  Please contact us at info@rightonmission.org or 530-768-7068.

Question 7

Can I get a refund if I miss my appointment?

Accepted Answer

Right On Mission does not provide refunds for missed appointments. We will help you reschedule your appointment or you can choose to gift your appointment to another person.

Question 8

Can I get a refund if I cancel my prepaid appointment before doing my session?

Accepted Answer

Right On Mission does not provide refunds for cancelled appointments. We can help you reschedule your appointment or, if you'd like, we can gift your appointment to another person.

Question 9

Do I have to give credit to Right On Mission if I put my Identity Statement(s) on my resume or other documents?

Accepted Answer

No. Once you purchase your Identity Statement(s), it is yours to use freely as you wish.  The write-up for your Identity Statement(s), however, does need to be quoted with proper citation:  Name of your mission statement writer, "Right On Mission Identity Statement Write-up", rightonmission.org, and the year you received your statement.

NOTE:  Whoever at Right On Mission writes your Identity Statement retains the legal right to count that write-up as the Right On Mission writer's own intellectual property.  Right On Mission writers continually retain the right to quote from any write-up that the Right On Mission writer wrote as long as the writer does not mention the name of the client or student.  
 
Right On Mission Identity Statement writers own the intellectual property regarding all theological content in any and all Right On Mission write-ups that they themselves produce.

Question 10

What if I have a dispute with Right On Mission?

Accepted Answer

The dispute should be addressed directly with the person(s) involved.  If the dispute cannot be resolved within Right On Mission, then it shall be adjudicated by a church tribunal selected by Right On Mission.  No one at Right On Mission, including clients, students, faculty, or workers stand above the law of Christ.  At Right On Mission we seek repentance and restoration in terms of reasonableness and fairness, and we commit to submitting ourselves, if need be, to church tribunals who can bring loving accountability to all involved.  
 
NOTE:  Upon paying for your Identity Statement session, Right On Mission clients thereby grant express permission to our Identity Statement writers to record the Identity Statement session or the  follow-up session for the purpose of serving the client as well as possible, and providing accurate Identity Statement write-ups, and for protecting the integrity of Right On Mission and its workers.

Question 11

Does Right On Mission consider my Identity Statement session confidential?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Right On Mission Identity Statement writers function in their role as "ministers", all purpose statement sessions are considered by Right On Mission to be privileged conversations that cannot be admitted in court. Right On Mission retains the right to mention and refer to detailed information regarding any and all purpose statement sessions, but only to do so namelessly and anonymously unless the client grants Right On Mission consent to share their client's name openly and freely with others.