The National Convention Bonjour Archive
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Read PostThrough dynamic experiences, TeenPact seeks to inspire youth in their relationship with Christ and train them to understand the political process, value their liberty, defend the Christian faith, and engage the culture around them. “Changing lives to change the world” is more than a vision statement to us. It’s what we do every day.
At TeenPact, we believe students learn best by doing. That’s why our State Classes are comprised of focused hands-on leadership training. With classes offered across the nation and for students ages 8-19, young people will quickly discover how to embrace their call as the next generation of leaders through the unique tools, teaching, and opportunities TeenPact provides.
Our Alumni Events take students deeper in their relationship with Christ as they build lasting community and grow through intentional leadership training. While events activities range from meeting legislators on Capitol Hill to team building in South Dakota, the focus is the same – training students to be influential and servant-hearted leaders.
Emily was a TeenPact student in 1995, interned in 1998, and helped start the first Judicial event. She has been involved at various times over the years, particularly with TeenPact Judicial. Emily has been a TeenPact Board member since 2006, is a practicing attorney in Rome, GA, is married to her husband, Patrick, and has two children. Emily is a gifted singer and musician, and has led worship at her church.
Mr. Tim Echols founded TeenPact Leadership Schools 20 years ago, with the first state class occurring in Atlanta, Georgia in 1994 with 18 students. The initial concept of having teens making an impact in their community and their culture continues today on a nationwide basis. Mr. Echols and his wife, Windy have been married for over 30 years and have seven children. Mr. Echols worked for Campus Crusade for Christ, and in his family’s used car business. Mr. Echols was elected to the Public Service Commission in November 2010. In this full time capacity, the PSC regulates energy, telecom, and transportation in the state of Georgia.
The TeenPact Hall of Fame exists to recognize and honor TeenPact Alumni who have significantly impacted the TeenPact community or their world with the vision and goals of TeenPact Leadership Schools by living a life of excellence. Nominees must be out of TeenPact as a student or student-staffer for at least 3 years to qualify. To nominate someone, please email [email protected].
Anna Montgomery (and her crazy sidekick pup, Flynn), happily call the cornfields of Columbus, Indiana home. She got her start in TeenPact… Read More
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Read PostSummit Ministries Equips TeenPact’s 2025 Traveling Interns with Biblical Worldview Training In July 2024, TeenPact’s 2025 Traveling Intern Team began preparations to lead TeenPact events by attending specialized training at Summit Ministries. Held at Covenant College on Lookout Mountain, Georgia, this two-week experience provided the perfect foundation for the interns as they prepare to lead […]
Read PostInterns and Program Directors At the heart of every TeenPact State Class are the remarkable leaders who serve as the driving force behind the week. The 2025 Traveling Intern Team and Program Directors (PDs) are dedicated young men and women who exemplify leadership, service, and Christian discipleship. Once TeenPact students themselves, they have now stepped […]
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