ABOUT US

First Priority St. Louis Metro East

Our goal is to bring the local Body of Christ together to reach the school campus for Christ. We accomplish this by:

  • Uniting the Body of Christ in prayer, relationships, resources and strategy.
  • Serving student leaders, adults who support them and the local church.
  • Empowering students to carry out the Great Commission on their campus.

Our Target

Every middle school and high school in Clinton, Madison, Monroe, St Clair, and Washington counties.

How it works

First Priority of St. Louis Metro East works in our community as a strategic partnership of churches, ministers, business people, educators, parents, and students who are concerned about the moral and spiritual well being of teenagers in the St. Louis Metro East area. In short, First Priority is the people of God uniting together to make a positive impact in the lives of this generation.

FAQ

Yes, it’s free! There are no dues required to attend a club meeting.

First Priority campus clubs meet weekly on campus during non-curriculum time. They are student-initiated and student-led. Students hold one another accountable, are challenged to live out their faith, share their personal stories and bring their friends to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

First Priority is for every student on every campus.

First Priority is multi-denominational. We believe that the Body of Christ should work as a city of believers united in prayer, passion and purpose for our students.

The greatest thing you can do as a graduate is return and invest in First Priority clubs and students.  Check out the Get Involved section to find out more!

First Priority is an extension of the local church. We encourage all students to be active in their local church.  If a student is not affiliated with a local church, we help students choose a church where they feel comfortable and that will help them grow to spiritual maturity.

No. First Priority is for everyone.

Yes. We operate under the Equal Access Act which guarantees the students’ Constitutional right to have “Religious” or Christian clubs on their public school campuses.