Thank you for keeping EDGE Clubs in your prayers! Please continue to pray for us as we take this summer to train leaders and increase the amount of clubs.
On August 22 and September 12, EDGE will be hosting training for student leaders, youth pastors and youth leaders, coaches,
There are three types of people needed to make an EDGE Club successful: student leader(s), an adult coach, and a teacher sponsor. Sometimes, not as much attention is paid to the role of the teacher sponsor, because it can be as hands-off as simply opening their room and then leaving,
Madison saw God move first-hand at her school, Osbourn High School, in Manassas, VA. She shares about how God can take anyone and use them to share their faith through EDGE Club! We are so thankful to Madison for sharing, and for her coach, Colin Curtis, of McLean Bible Church!
There are a special group of people who volunteer their time with EDGE to be a coach. Coaches, or adult volunteers, are amazing gifts to the ministry because they generously use their time to encourage student missionaries and coach them through leadership skills, planning and organizing their EDGE Club, and
We have some exciting news: EDGE Leader Training is coming in the next couple months! This training is completely free and includes an EDGE leader manual, as well as some light refreshments that evening.
Details are below:
When?
Thursday, Aug. 22 (6:30 – 8:30pm)
Thursday, Sept. 12 (6:30
Thank you to all our faithful prayer warriors who lift up this ministry! We have a lot of exciting traction going into the summer. Please pray over these three prayer requests for the upcoming month!
Please pray for our student leaders as the school year is ending and EDGE
Some Senior student leaders at Centreville High School may be graduating, but they aren’t ready to stop investing in their school! In fact, they invited youth pastors, youth leaders, and interested students to two different EDGE informational meetings at the end of May to share about the vision of EDGE […]
This story is not about Elijah. It is not about the persecution he faced and the vindication he may have felt at the end of the story when God brought fire down from heaven to consume Elijah’s sacrifice. It isn’t a story about a king who led his people down
“Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it will be opened.” Matthew 7:8-9
Jesus speaks this to anyone who will listen.
We are so thankful for our faithful prayer partners!
We ask that you continue to pray for open doors into DC public schools, as well as continued support for our staff as they seek to build relationships with local churches in DC.
Please pray specifically for student leaders, as