The Seven Project serves as a catalyst to mobilize and equip Christian communities to reach out to the schools in their respective areas.

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.