🇺🇸 See You at the Pole – September 25, 2024
Gather. Pray. Stand Together.
What is See You at the Pole?
See You at the Pole (SYATP) is a global student-led movement of prayer where students gather at their school's flagpole before school starts to pray for their friends, schools, and communities. It is student-initiated, student-organized, and student-led.
🙏 How do I lead a SYATP gathering at your school?
📣 Spread the Word: Start by inviting friends, classmates, and even teachers. You can use social media, group chats, or good old-fashioned word-of-mouth.
📅 Set a Time and Location: The event usually happens at the school flagpole early in the morning. Check with your school about any policies or guidelines.
📝 Prepare a Prayer Plan: Organize a simple flow for the gathering:
Need Help Getting Started?
If you’re unsure about how to lead or want more resources, feel free to reach out to your small group leader or a trusted mentor at Frisco Bible Church. We’re here to support you as you step out in faith and lead others in prayer!
What is See You at the Pole?
See You at the Pole (SYATP) is a global student-led movement of prayer where students gather at their school's flagpole before school starts to pray for their friends, schools, and communities. It is student-initiated, student-organized, and student-led.
🙏 How do I lead a SYATP gathering at your school?
📣 Spread the Word: Start by inviting friends, classmates, and even teachers. You can use social media, group chats, or good old-fashioned word-of-mouth.
📅 Set a Time and Location: The event usually happens at the school flagpole early in the morning. Check with your school about any policies or guidelines.
📝 Prepare a Prayer Plan: Organize a simple flow for the gathering:
- 🙌 Open with a welcome and brief introduction about why you’re gathering.
- 🙏 Lead the group in prayer, focusing on topics like students, teachers, leadership, and any other needs.
- 🎶 Consider including scripture, worship songs, or a short devotion to encourage your peers.
Need Help Getting Started?
If you’re unsure about how to lead or want more resources, feel free to reach out to your small group leader or a trusted mentor at Frisco Bible Church. We’re here to support you as you step out in faith and lead others in prayer!
FAQs
What time should we meet?
Most groups gather about 30 minutes before school starts, but it’s flexible based on your school’s start time.
What about homeschoolers?
Homeschool students are more than welcome to join! You can meet at the church with other homeschool families, or even join a public school’s gathering if you want to participate there. The goal is to be united in prayer wherever you are!
Who can participate?
Everyone! Students, teachers, staff—anyone who wants to pray is welcome to join.
Do I have to lead the prayer?
Not necessarily! You can lead, share the responsibility with friends, or ask someone else to take charge. The most important thing is that everyone feels encouraged to participate.
How can I invite others?
Use group texts, social media, and even school announcements (if allowed) to spread the word.
Do we need any supplies?
You don’t need anything special—just a heart for prayer! Some groups like to bring Bibles, journals, or speakers for worship music.
How can I get involved with Student Ministry?
There are so many ways that you can help and we're always on the lookout for adult Jesus-lovers who can pour into students. You could run a game, fill in as a small-group sub, help plan or coordinate an event, teach a lesson on a Sunday, host, lead a small-group and so much more! Pray about it and then reach out to Dean Snowball (dsnowball@friscobible.com) for High School and Moshe Santillan (msantillan@friscobible.com) for Middle School opportunities.