Today, more than two million students from all 50 states and more than 20 other countries participate in SYATP. Once again the word spread and now, students gather all over that nation.

In Australia, one youth group that went to several different schools met for SYATP in May, the start of their school year. God used the obedience of a small group of teens to start an international movement of prayer among young people. See You at the Pole™ has grown to God-sized proportions, spreading around the world. There was no stopping them! On September 11, 1991, at 7 a.m., an estimated one million students gathered at school flagpoles from Boston to Los Angeles. It became clear that students across the country Many reported that their students had heard about SYATP and were equally burdened for their schools. A few months later, youth ministers from all over the country met at a national conference in Colorado. on September 12, 1990, more than 45,000 teenagers met at school flagpoles in four different states to pray. The name See You at the Pole™ came from an early brainstorming session and the vision was shared with 20,000 students in June 1990 at Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas.Īt 7 a.m. Those students had no idea how God was using them to birth a movement. Those teenagers, like others who were holding similar prayer meetings at their schools, placed a vision in the hearts of youth leaders across Texas-for students to pray on the same day. Compelled to pray, yet not knowing exactly what to do, students in Burleson, Texas went to the school flagpoles and prayed for their friends, schools, and leaders. See You at the Pole™ started in June of 1990 after a group of teenagers in Burleson, Texas felt compelled to make a difference and bring prayer in to the lives of others after being burdened for praying in public. This was our first year joining together for See You at the Pole™ and we look forward to gathering again in 2022. Our Red White and Blue Club began after gathering and read the history of how this faith-filled movement began which was followed by prayer. John Paul II Catholic High School to join in the annual prayer movement See You at the Pole™ on September 22, 2021. Teachers, administration and students joined together surrounding the flagpole on campus at St.

See you at the pole 2021