COMMUNITY ENGAGMENT

Students are the future of every community.

Because of your concern, you are in a perfect position to help students become the best they can be. As Christians, we know that a personal relationship with Jesus Christ makes all the difference in our lives, and He will do the same in any student.

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Circle Tour
Prayer Zone Partners Circle Tour is an annual event that happens the last week of August leading up to Labor Day weekend. The tour has  the sole purpose of riding to and praying for every public high school in Minnesota.  It is a one-week tour of motorcyclists, riding the entire state to set foot on and praying for each school district at their high school.  You don’t have to have a motorcycle to join the tour just a desire to pray for students.  

 The week takes place every year leading up to Labor Day Weekend. If you would like to join us for the Tour, you can register below.

If you would like to pray for the schools in your area during this week, let us know and we can let you know when our riders will be arriving to your public school.

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Prayer Zone Partners
Prayer Zone Partners is a good way for any adult or student to get involved with praying for schools, administration, faculty, and students across Minnesota as well as their own community.  

The concept is simple. Every time you drive through a school zone, see a school bus or students; use it as a reminder to pray for your school and those inside.   The few minutes or seconds you pray may be the only time a student is brought before the Lord in prayer.  You will be used to change a student’s life.

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HOW CAN I PARTNER WITH MY STUDENT…

  • You can encourage students in developing their leadership skills. You are not the leader; you are their cheerleader.
  • Pray for your student and pray for open doors. Pray for Boldness.
  • Supply yummy goodies, one thing that helps get any kid up in the morning is knowing that there is food ready to eat. Buy some donuts or make a warm fall drink (coffee or hot chocolate).
  • Encourage your teen to help them stay on track to organize See You At The Pole. This can be a big undertaking and a little encouragement from someone to keep them motivated helps.
  • Share with us what your student accomplished at their school and with their friends. You can do that on our SYATP page for students where they can share how their SYATP went.

What you can do:

  • You must remain neutral in regards to religion in school. You can encourage students in developing their leadership skills. You are not the leader; you are their cheerleader.
  • Attend See You At The Pole, support by your attendance, but not be a part of the prayer circle. 
  • Be supportive to those students who are planning & leading the event.
  • Show up early to show you support to students who are attending.
  • You can provide a safe place for all students.
  • Pray for your students by name.
  • When you see a need, fill a need in a student’s life.
  • You can offer your room as a location for a campus club, especially when a student asks.
  • Implement Biblical principles in your classroom without a Scripture reference.
  • Speak words of life to students.
  • Live by the Golden Rule.

What you can NOT do:

  • Lead SYATP
  • Take over the planning of SYATP
  • Neglect your workday hours to attend SYATP
  • Check out our Legal Resources for clarity on any of these statements
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