About TeenPact

What is TeenPact?

TeenPact's mission is to turn students into statesmen.
This important transformation will help the next generation to change their world.

TeenPact Statement of Faith

Alabama Staff Capitol TeenPact is a comprehensive leadership experience that brings kids closer to Jesus Christ, makes them better leaders, and positions them to impact public policy in their state. During TeenPact, students meet important officials, interact with other like-minded students, and have more fun at the capitol than they could have ever imagined. Students leave GeorgiaOneDay inspired and challenged with an intensive desire to change America for Christ.

TeenPact offers a program for both teens and children during your state's legislative session. Students have a devotion, a time of praise and worship, meet important officials, interview lobbyists, view campaign disclosures, improve their public speaking skills, write their own bills, and conduct their own TeenPact legislature. Students analyze public policy from a Biblical Worldview and learn to "take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ" (2 Corinthians 10:5).

Other activities include:

Reading actual bills that are being worked through the Legislature
Researching how political candidates spend their campaign money
Writing your own bill and trying to get it passed in the TeenPact Legislature
Interviewing elected officials and lobbyists in the Capitol
Watching your real state legislature while in session, and much more

What about children under 13?

Gaoneday The TeenPact One-Day Class is an abbreviated version of the Four-Day, designed specifically for ages 8-12. This class focuses on

the biblical responsibility to pray for our leaders (1 Timothy 2:1-3)
the principle of "higher authority" (Romans 13:1-2)
the "bill-to-law" legislative process and
public speaking for young students

When is it?

All Four-Day TeenPact State Classes are held Monday, 1 to 5 pm, and Tue-Thu, 9 am to 3 pm. An optional Public Speaking Class is held on Friday at an additional cost for teens during the young children's one day class.

The One-Day Class meets on the Friday following the Four-Day program. The class time is from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, and parents are expected to attend this class with their children.