SYATP Announces 2005 Prayer Theme

By Katherine T. Phan

See You At The Pole (SYATP), an annual student-led prayer initiative, has announced details for its 2005 prayer event.

The theme for SYATP 2005, which will take place on Sept. 21, will be “PRAY! Call 2 me,” based on Jeremiah 33:3. This year’s theme was “Ascend: Clean Hands. Pure Heart,” taken from Psalm 24:3-4.

SYATP is now accepting requests for themes of future SYATP events, which will take place on September 27, 2006; September 26, 2007; and September 24, 2008. Each youth group can submit up to three theme requests based on specific Scripture passage and must be submitted by November 12 to dclark@nnym.org, reported See You At The Pole PERSPECTIVES.

In 1990, a youth group from the Ft. Worth suburb of Burleson, Texas began meeting at night at several schools during a weekend retreat. Their meetings began a grassroots prayer movement, which encouraged students from around the nation and world to began meeting at their school flagpoles to intercede for their leaders, schools, and families.

For more information on See You At The Pole, visit www.syatp.org.

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