This generation will be leading our cities and communities before we know it. I feel like it's my responsibility to invest in our future leaders today. Randy, Business Owner First Priority is one of the most positive influences in our community that our young people have. We are very fortunate to have a program of this nature. John Brock, Papa Johns (Middlesboro, KY) When it comes to leadership, FIRST PRIORITY student leaders are the cream of the crop. Many of them have experience in planning, leading meetings, and working with others on a team. They also uphold good moral values and convictions. These are the qualities I look for when hiring people for my company. . Terry, Business Owner (Statesboro, GA) First Priority has become the largest and most popular organization on our campus. We average between 200-300 students on a regular basis. First Priority has also developed leadership qualities in many of our students. They take care of details, make sure everything is organized and they help our school in MANY ways. I can't think of another organization I would recommend any higher for a principal to include in their school. Ben, Principal (Hattiesburg, MS) I am always in favor of adding new programs for the students. My philosophy is we should find projects and activities that will interest many of our students. We had a First Priority Student Club at Woodland R-4, Missouri where I came from. It was an asset to the school especially in times of crises or need; it was the First Priority Club that pulled the student body and faculty together. John, Principal (Southern Illinois) I am always in favor of adding new programs for the students. My philosophy is we should find projects and activities that will interest many of our students. We had a First Priority Student Club at Woodland R-4, Missouri where I came from. It was an asset to the school especially in times of crises or need; it was the First Priority Club that pulled the student body and faculty together. John, Principal (Southern Illinois) I am always in favor of adding new programs for the students. My philosophy is we should find projects and activities that will interest many of our students. We had a First Priority Student Club at Woodland R-4, Missouri where I came from. It was an asset to the school especially in times of crises or need; it was the First Priority Club that pulled the student body and faculty together. John, Principal (Southern Illinois) I am always in favor of adding new programs for the students. My philosophy is we should find projects and activities that will interest many of our students. We had a First Priority Student Club at Woodland R-4, Missouri where I came from. It was an asset to the school especially in times of crises or need; it was the First Priority Club that pulled the student body and faculty together. John, Principal (Southern Illinois) According to recent statistics, parents are the number one influence in a teenager's life. That is a huge responsibility for us to bare alone. FIRST PRIORITY has really helped me stay in touch with current teen issues through their parent conferences and resources. -Charles and Denise, Parents (Hattiesburg, MS) Every Wednesday I take my two teenagers to school early so they can go to FIRST PRIORITY. We usually pick up some of their friends along the way. My daughter, Jessica, tells me a few of her friends arent saved. I know God is using us to get them to FIRST PRIORITY where they can have to chance to receive Christ. -Bill, Parent (Huntsville, AL) "Keep up the good work! We see numerous changes in the attitudes of the students at Knox Central and Barbourville.". -Doug &Sharon, Parents (Barbourville, KY) Keep up the good work! We see numerous changes in the attitudes of the students at Knox Central and Barbourville.. -Doug & Sharon, Parents (Barbourville, KY) Today's kids are easily influenced by current trends and the media. FIRST PRIORITY is on the cutting edge and creates a place where my teenagers feel comfortable about living and sharing their faith. -Susan, Single Parent (Sioux Falls, SD) First Priority isn't some club that is about getting your priorities straightened out...It's actually a club that honors Jesus Christ and His Word. It is a group of teens at Kell that share the same beleifs. -Youth Pastor (Marietta, GA) My church's youth group has more than doubled in size since our youth pastor started working with students on the campus. If you are open to growing, then you need to get involved in FIRST PRIORITY -Gary, Pastor (Mobile, AL) This year, God has placed a burden on my heart for teenagers in Sioux Falls, and specifically for my peers at Washington High School. This burden has driven me to take a leadership position in my First Priority club and pass on this vision to other students. -Regina (Sioux Falls, SD) "Keep up the good work! We see numerous changes in the attitudes of the students at Knox Central and Barbourville.". -Doug & Sharon, Parents (Barbourville, KY) "Keep up the good work! We see numerous changes in the attitudes of the students at Knox Central and Barbourville.". -Doug & Sharon, Parents (Barbourville, KY) "Keep up the good work! We see numerous changes in the attitudes of the students at Knox Central and Barbourville.". -Doug & Sharon, Parents (Barbourville, KY) "Keep up the good work! We see numerous changes in the attitudes of the students at Knox Central and Barbourville.". -Doug & Sharon, Parents (Barbourville, KY) I am always in favor of adding new programs for the students. My philosophy is we should find projects and activities that will interest many of our students. We had a First Priority Student Club at Woodland R-4, Missouri where I came from. It was an asset to the school especially in times of crises or need; it was the First Priority Club that pulled the student body and faculty together. John, Principal (Southern Illinois) Our first school wide meeting was called Power Hour. We had one full hour and our students did human videos and we had a special speaker along with worship time. We had over 170 students and parents attend the meeting. Over 20 rededicated their lives and 3 students were saved!! We are all pumped up about our club and the great response. -Misty (Vinemont, AL) Our school has had First Priority for about 3 years now and I believe every year our group gets bigger and bigger! First Priority has not only giving me the oppitunity to be in a good Christian enviornment, but also it has taught me so much about God and what I can do to be a better Christian and serve Him to the fullest!. -Molly (Harrisburg, SD) I had the opportunity to speak at the First Priority campus club at my students' high school. They packed 175 kids into the choir room with pizza and the Gospel. When I was done, Lindsay and five of her friends prayed the sinner's prayer with their peers. Six students got saved that day! -Dave, Youth Pastor (WA) This year, God has placed a burden on my heart for teenagers in Sioux Falls, and specifically for my peers at Washington High School. This burden has driven me to take a leadership position in my First Priority club and pass on this vision to other students. -Regina (Sioux Falls, SD) First Priority isn't some club that is about getting your priorities straightened out...It's actually a club that honors Jesus Christ and His Word. It is a group of teens at Kell that share the same beleifs. -Youth Pastor (Marietta, GA) "I can also say that First Priority has greatly impacted my life. I've been attending since 6th grade, and I've loved every day I've gone. Every day that we hold First Priority, you can hear the music from the hall before you walk in the room. I know that many people hear it, because anyone who rides the bus will walk through that hallway to get to the lunch room." -Travis ( Hoover, AL) First Priority isn't some club that is about getting your priorities straightened out...It's actually a club that honors Jesus Christ and His Word. It is a group of teens at Kell that share the same beleifs. -Youth Pastor (Marietta, GA) Butterfield Junior High (Van Buren, AR) had their Seek Week meeting during their two lunches. A total of 375 students attended. Twenty-two prayed to receive Christ, plus another ten wanted to talk to someone about making this decision! This brings the total number of students saved at Butterfield up to 128 in the last seven months. Only 600 students are on the whole campus. Praise God! -Phil, City Director (Nashville, AR) First Priority isn't some club that is about getting your priorities straightened out...It's actually a club that honors Jesus Christ and His Word. It is a group of teens at Kell that share the same beleifs. -Youth Pastor (Marietta, GA) First Priority isn't some club that is about getting your priorities straightened out...It's actually a club that honors Jesus Christ and His Word. It is a group of teens at Kell that share the same beleifs. -Youth Pastor (Marietta, GA) First Priority isn't some club that is about getting your priorities straightened out...It's actually a club that honors Jesus Christ and His Word. It is a group of teens at Kell that share the same beleifs. -Youth Pastor (Marietta, GA) "First Priority has been the greatest organization I have ever worked with on my campus. First Priority has provided many great opportunities for students to reach out to their lost friends. With the help of the Holy Spirit, I believe First Priority can be the most effective way for Christians to fulfill the Great Commission." -Neil (Middlesboro , KY) "It might be crazy to immagine, that all of us, living in the southern bible belt of America. That we have kids in our school, that haven't ever had the chance of Salvation. They may have heard the name of our Savior Jesus Christ, but they may have never had the chance of salvation." -Student (Gulf South, FL) This year, God has placed a burden on my heart for teenagers in Sioux Falls, and specifically for my peers at Washington High School. This burden has driven me to take a leadership position in my First Priority club and pass on this vision to other students. -Regina (Sioux Falls, SD) In April 2002, I prayed and was saved during a "Seek Week" at First Priority. Now a year later, God is calling me to be a leader for the club. I want to see others who were like me to come to know our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. -William (Kentwood, MI)