“I am has sent me to you.” (Ex. 3:14)
“I am“:
What God calls himself
“I am my school“:
Our prayer because I am sends us to love and serve and transform our schools.
WHEN & WHAT?
Saturday // May 14
Join 1500 students in prayer walking the schools near you.
Sunday // May 15
Invite the congregation to adopt 1 school within walking distance of the church for regular prayer and service.
Monday // May 16
Commission students to return meaningful, student-led prayer and service to schools.
* Or pick a weekend of your choice if May 14-16 presents a conflict.
WHO & WHERE?
Students and churches throughout New York City
WHY?
Rediscover …
- I am’s heart
- I am’s vision
- I am’s love
For New York City’s 1600+ public schools and 1.1 million public school students.
HOW?
- Sign up by registering below.
- Buy your t-shirts. (Customizations with school names are available.)
- Create a prayer route using the I Am My School interactive Google Maps.
- Walk the route as a church on Saturday, May 14.
- Celebrate in church on Sunday, May 15.
- Students bring prayer and service into their schools Monday, May 16.
- Track activity via Twitter with #iammyschool hash-tag. Post pics, vids and testimonies at the I Am My School website.
// Staten Island Schools
// Brooklyn Schools
// Bronx Schools
// Manhattan Schools
// Queens Schools
Find your church address in the map and identify all the schools within a 15-25 block radius; prayer walk those schools. For example:

Invite testimonies. Announce which school within walking distance your church has adopted. Begin a pattern of praying for the school corporately. Commission students to wear their shirts on Monday, find other students in their school and pray during lunch.
Wear “I Am My School” T-shirts to school, find other students wearing the shirts during lunch, and pray as a group for their classmates, teachers, and school performance. Then catalyze student service projects like campus clean-up, teacher appreciation, or middle school tutoring.
Read the report from the 2010 Pilot here.
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Go here for background on the God Belongs in My City movement.

A sixth grader at IS 8 in Queens described the impact of the "I Am Now" program on him: "I became a better man. ... When I was gonna fight somebody over something, we settled it like young men." The photo shows him performing the original song "Overachievers" at a school assembly.
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