Respectfully ask school administrator or principal for permission to meet.

SYATP is a student-led event. That means YOU!  Youth pastors can support you, parents can pray for you – But you need to take the lead in planning and leading SYATP at your campus. SEE more GUIDELINES for PLANNING your SYATP below:

Pray

Pray for wisdom and guidance as you plan the SYATP at your campus.

Promote

Invite – Personal invitation is best! Also use Text, Instagram, etc.

Poster – Put up SYATP Posters at your campus – But first ask permission from your principal.

Contact Campus Ministry Network for FREE SYATP posters for Wichita, Kansas area campuses.

Plan

Permission – Be sure to ask your school administration or principal permission to do SYATP at your campus.

Where – at your school flagpole or (Alternate location in case of rain).

When – 7 am (or according to your school start time. Look at how much time you need and when you need to end)

Who –  will lead? Will you share leadership? Will you have small group leaders? Who will end?

How – will you start? What is your Basic Plan (See below)? How will you end?

Basic Guide for your See You At The Pole

(This is only a guide. Be creative. Pray and do what your group is led to do.)

The Theme  for the 2026  See You At The Pole is “Come to me” Taken from Matthew 11:28

[Strongly encourage you to break into “small groups” to do most or all of these prayer points – Students are more likely to pray in a small group]

1. Pray giving thanks to God. (Matthew 11:28)

2. Pray for students all over the world who are praying today. (I Timothy 2:1)

3. Pray for Teachers, Administration & Staff of your school.

4. Pray for your families.

5. Pray for your friends.

6. Pray for each other – the students in your prayer circle. (Colossians 1:9-10)

7. Pray thanking God for those people he has put in your life. (I Timothy 2:1)

At the end – promote your Campus Bible Group or Prayer Group:

Make an announcement of Where & When your Campus Group meets each week.

Be interested in all “new students” who come and try to connect with them.