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The Role of Student Leaders
The role of the student leadership team is to serve as meeting facilitators who foster an open and supportive environment among peers. As meeting facilitators, they help the group prioritize the process, build connection, include participants, and stay on track. The student leaders are not acting in an authoritative role, teaching or preaching, or offering guidance to students or the group.
Tips for Sharing the Gospel
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Dare 2 Share trains youth leaders and teens to share their faith with their friends, family, students, and peers.
The Bible Project is full of incredible short videos of visual explanations that show how the Bible is a unified story that leads to Jesus.
For tips on how to defend your faith, visit http://www.bethinking.org/apologetics.
For incredible videos that answer your questions about Christianity, check out the John 10:10 Project.
Steps for Launching an FP Campus Group at Your School
Step 1: Learn more
Step 2: Recruit a team
Step 3: Find a teacher host
Step 4: Get trained
Step 5: Plan the launch
Fill Out This Form if You'd Like to Start an FP Group at Your School:
Student agreement
If students make the decision to form a campus group, they are agreeing to:
Using the "Faith & Purpose" group name and resources
Contacting our staff for training before launching their group
Abiding by our statement of faith and guidelines for leadership
Adhering to student-led policies and not allowing adults to teach, lead, or preach
Using lesson modules and Inspire Week format, and refraining from preaching and/or teaching
Remaining an autonomous group and not merging with another club or group
Welcoming all students to attend meetings no matter their background, race, or religion
Additional meeting info
A statement of faith may be found on the Young Christian Leaders Development Programs website
Students have a legal right to request help from outside organizations such as ours
Clubs meeting on a school-sanctioned club day may be required to provide a constitution
Club cards may be required for students to attend weekly meetings
The Equal Access Act affords ALL clubs/groups the same rights including access to meeting space, promoting meetings, and handing out passes
