What is P7?

Project 7 Bible Clubs exists to help students live out their God-given purpose during seven of the most influential years of their lives. We believe God wants to do more than simply protect students-we believe He wants to use them.

Across North America and beyond, we are seeing students start Bible clubs and become a bold Apostolic witness on their campuses. As we look ahead to a new school year, our vision remains clear: every middle school and every high school should have an Apostolic witness. Through P7, students are discovering that they don't have to wait to grow up in age before they grow up in purpose.

Evangelize

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Disciple

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Reach

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Witness

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Love

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Evangelize • Disciple • Reach • Witness • Love •

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We had an amazing P7 meeting today!! Thank you Veronica for an amazing, anointed word!!!😊 (2).jpg
What an awesome school year we have had through P7!! We are so blessed and thankful for the ways.jpg
We had an amazing P7 meeting today!! Thank you Veronica for an amazing, anointed word!!!😊 (5).jpg
Last P7 of the 25-26 school yearWhat a year we have had for Cumberland P7! We know that God has .jpg
What an awesome school year we have had through P7!! We are so blessed and thankful for the ways (2).jpg

  • “My daughter started her P7 in a Baptist Fine Arts Academy. The Headmaster said he needed to review all of the lessons. She gave them to him and he went through them including Oneness, and Holy Ghost… gave them back to her and said he would give them a better room and more time and she could promote to the entire school. She is now selling lunch to raise money for the club, they have officers, 15 regulars and a contest to reach 30. Some of the students have come to our Youth Services… and hoping her teacher comes soon. The Spanish teacher sponsored the club! “

    RON & NICOLE | DALLAS, TX

  • "Our P7 students have been faithfully meeting for over a year, even with just six members and little growth. At a school of 2,600 students and tons of clubs, it’s been tough—but they never gave up. This year, they shifted to afternoon meetings, which now happen in the detention hall (thanks to their sponsor teacher). Yesterday, 13 students showed up—including 3 from detention! They played games, heard a great message, and all said they’d be back."

    JOSE | TYLER, TX

  • "We started the year with 17 students and hit 46 today—our biggest yet! The principal even called my pastor this summer to make sure Bible Club was coming back. We’ve outgrown the library, and today we had 6 students sitting on the floor. I told the principal we may need the gym next week—he was just as excited as I was! Since January, we’ve done 23 home Bible studies, seen several baptized and filled with the Holy Ghost, and we’re bringing as many students as we can to Rush in a few weeks. God is moving!"

    KAYLYNN | BELPRE | OH

  • “We launched our first homeschool group P7 Club. 17 in attendance. There are a growing number of students choosing to homeschool, so we decided to take advantage. I don’t have a lot to share just yet, but our goal is to grow in size through some of the students who go to “co-op” or through the church leagues they play in for sports. It works much the same way as a P7 Club in a public school. We provide the space in our church foyer. After P7 is over they go to our cafe and work on their studies. This is once a week. We are also planning ways to “Serve Others” in the community as this a part of the P7 mission. They did incredible today, loved the interaction!”

    ANDREW | TERRE HAUTE, IN