Stepping into new experiences can be scary. That’s exactly how Samantha Ehrenberg felt the first time she attended a Four Day State Class. She was shy, nervous, and kept asking herself: Did I really want to be here? But she took a step anyway. “I asked a girl to sign my box game and […]
Read PostIn a world full of noise, it’s easy to believe that impact is measured by what can be seen—numbers, recognition, influence, success. But those markers, while compelling in the moment, are poor measures of what truly matters. They fade. They shift. They end. What lasts is the impact on people. At TeenPact, it […]
Read PostTeenPact is often described by what it teaches—discipleship, civics, servant leadership. Those words are accurate, but they are incomplete. What stays with students long after the schedules and sessions fade is something quieter and more enduring: formation shaped by attention, which communicates value. Being Seen Made All the Difference Alexia Karis Smith was […]
Read PostIt usually starts the same way. On Monday, a classroom fills with students who don’t yet know each other. Earlier, a group of young leaders arrive, carrying supplies and purposefully setting the room for the week ahead. Everyone has worked hard before the week even begins, but there’s also anticipatory energy in the air. […]
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