A small group of teenagers in Burleson, Texas, came
together for a DiscipleNow weekend in early 1990. They came seeking God.
Little did they know how powerfully God was about to move. On Saturday night
God penetrated their hearts like never before. The students were broken
before God and burdened for their friends. Compelled to pray, they drove to
three different schools that night. Not knowing exactly what to do, they
went to the school flagpoles and prayed for their friends, schools, and
leaders. Those students had no idea how God would use their obedience.
God used what He did among those teenagers and others
who were holding similar prayer meetings at their schools to birth a vision
in the hearts of youth leaders across Texas. The vision was that students
throughout Texas would follow these examples and meet at their school
flagpoles to pray simultaneously. The challenge was named See You at the
Pole at an early brainstorming session. The vision was shared with 20,000
students in June 1990 at Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas.
Since 1991, See You at the Pole has grown to God-sized
proportions. Within only a couple of years, students were praying in several
countries around the world. Now, more than 3 million students from all 50
states participate in SYATP. Students in more than 20 countries take part.
In places like Canada, Guam, Korea, Japan, Turkey, and the Ivory Coast,
students are responding to God and taking seriously the challenge to pray.
Join the millions from across our nation and around
the world as they continue to pray that God will bring revival. Whether you
stand by yourself at your school or among hundreds who pray on your campus,
know that you are part of a vast united movement of prayer. Don’t be left
out of what God wants to do with your campus, your city, and our world
through your prayers. Decide now that you will be a part of See You at the
Pole!
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