The Seven Project (TSP) serves as a catalyst to mobilize and equip Christian communities to reach out to the schools in their respective areas. The Seven Project provides opportunities for leadership development for both students and local church leadership.

The Seven Project is not merely a school assembly or evening rally. It is a comprehensive outreach strategy that equips and trains leaders and students on effective evangelism and follow-up.

The Seven Project Key Components:

• School assembly programs that deal with real life issues and character issues faced by students. These programs include fast-paced video segments that deal with specific issues such as anti-violence, scholastic achievement, peer pressure, integrity, substance abuse, abstinence, and others.
• Student leadership development. Christian students are taught how to be a positive influence on their campus. Seven weeks prior to the school assembly, these students are given specific assignments to fulfill on their campus before the school assembly program.
• Evening events that include a clear presentation of the gospel. These events include fast-paced video segments and other activities designed to attract the non-churched student. Trained speakers present the gospel in a clear and relevant manner.
• Internet community for students to discuss issues and concerns. This Internet community has provided many opportunities for student leadership development.  The majority of the moderators are students that have demonstrated leadership skills.

Web Sites:

• www.thesevenproject.com
  For students who want free email and access to a sweet, safe Web community, www.thesevenproject.com is the place to be. Here students will find a place to express themselves through writing, artwork, photography, and messaging other members.
  
• www.thesevenproject.org
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