Prayer was needed to find a solution so Brian, Pastor Audet, and the students began to pray that God would provide a time and place for their Bible study. They were asked by the administration at Roberto Clemente High to hold their Bible study during the school lunch period. And the school provided a classroom in which to hold the Bible studies. Normally, around 20 show up at a given lunch period. And the numbers have continued to grow.
Many kids even give up eating lunch to attend.
Several of the kids have begun ministering to others on their own during lunch hour and get together for prayer before school. The success of this program has opened up other opportunities for ministry. The nearly 1,200 people from the community who attended heard the Gospel through music and the testimonies of the students. Many accepted Christ. The administration at Roberto Clemente High is now considering including Biblical concepts in a monthly ethics class that is mandatory for all students.