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Lifeline Squad Brings Movie and Youth Festival to Modesto, CA
When TO SAVE A LIFE opened at Modesto’s Brendan Theater, the walking mall plaza in front was a sea of outreach. About 2,000 people attended, listening as four bands performed and visiting booths with banners such as Life Matters, You Matter, and Family Matters. “One man named Ed was contemplating his…
Grassroots Efforts and Boundless Potential
It’s all hands on deck for Face Student Ministries in Whitesboro, Texas, and help is coming from everyone. The church is taking up offerings this month to provide movie tickets for every student in town. A man who owns a charter bus company has asked to provide free buses to drive…
Amazing Response in Youth Group
Mike Hoffman, a teacher and youth worker in Dearborn, MI, has gotten an amazing response since he began teaching from the Youth Curriculum Kit and TO SAVE A LIFE novel. In two months, his youth group has grown by about 20 students as teens have invited friends who don’t normally go…
Church Shows Trailer to Congregation
The University Covenant Church in Davis, California, showed the trailer for TO SAVE A LIFE during its service allowing worshipers to get a taste of the power of the movie. People responded by writing on cards how many he or she would be accountable for purchasing or distributing. The result? 800…
Youth Pastor, Writer Experiences the Power Firsthand
Like you, I care deeply for the students in my community. I wanted to produce To Save A Life to give voice to the choices and challenges students face. When I tested the To Save A Life curriculum with my own youth group, I was blown away by the number of…
Rachel’s Challenge Spreads Tidal Wave of Kindness
Rachel Scott was known for her kindness and compassion. Tragically, she was the first victim killed in the Columbine High School shootings on April 20, 1999. Yet, thanks to her father, Darrell, Rachel’s death has not been in vain. He and his team have traveled the country, sharing Rachel’s diaries and…
The Compliment Guys Spread Encouragement
It started with wanting to do something nice, to brighten someone’s day, to make a difference. So Purdue University student Brett Wescott went to a busy spot on campus and began complimenting people—anyone, everyone, total strangers who walked past. When he told a friend, Cameron Brown joined, and the pair spent…
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