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SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE: SIC Students Participate In International SYATP Event

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Source: Southeastern Illinois College

Source: Southeastern Illinois College

Southeastern Illinois College issued the following announcement on Sept. 26.

SIC BASIC Club students Destiney Beasley of Shawneetown (left) and Nikki Stovall of Harrisburg participate in See You at the Pole™ on Sept. 26 at Southeastern.

Brothers and Sisters in Christ (BASIC) at Southeastern Illinois College joined with other student ministries across the globe on Wednesday morning, Sept. 26, as they hosted the annual See You at the Pole™ (SYATP) event.

SIC student Nikki Stovall of Harrisburg led the devotional time telling about the history of the event and why it is now celebrated across the globe. She then read Ephesians 3:14 from the Bible and discussed some of Paul’s journey. Stovall finished by leading the prayer circle. The event concluded with doughnuts and fellowship.

According to the website, www.syatp.org, “See You at the Pole™ is a global movement of prayer which is student-initiated, student-organized, and student-led. It revolves around students praying together on the fourth Wednesday in September, usually before school and usually at the school's flagpole. It involves student in elementary schools, middle/junior high schools, high schools, and colleges/universities across the globe. Adults often pray in support of the students on campus by gathering nearby, at their places of work or worship, or at city halls.”

SYATP started with a single youth group in Burleson, Texas, in 1990. Since that time, the event has grown to include millions of students internationally. This year’s theme was Broken.

Original source can be found here.

Source: Southeastern Illinois College

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