On its Facebook page, See You at the Pole suggested that participants of the event work together to “start a prayer group at your school.” They further encouraged students, “Thousands and thousands of middle and high school students across the nation have started a weekly prayer group at their very own schools.”
Claim Your Campus, a ministry partner of See You at the Pole, offers an interactive app that leads students through the process. Students download the app and invite friends to the next prayer walk on campus. Groups of students are encouraged to “meet consistently and ask God to change your school.” The app even guides leaders through the prayer time.
Students face all sorts of temptation, bullying, and abuse on school campuses. Claim Your Campus seeks for a million students to pray and “experience freedom, healing, and forgiveness.” The organization “has seen students across the nation take responsibility for the issues at their school by humbly praying to God on behalf of their campus and peers.”
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