Young adults aged 16–22 are invited to submit an original essay for a chance to win a prize and be published on TGC’s website. Contest begins June 1, 2023, and ends July 1, 2023. Interested? Details, topics, and submission information below.
*Prizes can only be awarded to U.S. residents, but contestants from any country are welcome to submit an essay to be considered for publication.
Choose one of the following prompts for your essay. Contestants should draw from their own experiences and convictions, and use Scripture to support their conclusions.
Which member of your local church has had the greatest gospel influence on you? And what did they do that made that relationship so valuable? Tell us why your pastor, youth pastor, campus minister, Sunday school teacher, or other church member was vital to your spiritual growth.
As you talk to your non-Christian peers about the saving work of Jesus, what approach seems to be most helpful? Tell us where you see a gospel opening in your generation—and what you think effective evangelism to Gen-Zers looks like.
As you think about your Christian friends and classmates, what are young people generally getting right? Tell us about something your peers are doing, thinking, or believing in the name of Christ that gives you hope for the future of your generation.
Young adults aged 16–22 are invited to submit an original essay for a chance to win a prize and be published on TGC’s website. Contest begins June 1, 2023, and ends July 1, 2023. Interested? Details, topics, and submission information below.
*Prizes can only be awarded to U.S. residents, but contestants from any country are welcome to submit an essay to be considered for publication.
Choose one of the following prompts for your essay. Contestants should draw from their own experiences and convictions, and use Scripture to support their conclusions.
Which member of your local church has had the greatest gospel influence on you? And what did they do that made that relationship so valuable? Tell us why your pastor, youth pastor, campus minister, Sunday school teacher, or other church member was vital to your spiritual growth.
As you talk to your non-Christian peers about the saving work of Jesus, what approach seems to be most helpful? Tell us where you see a gospel opening in your generation—and what you think effective evangelism to Gen-Zers looks like.
As you think about your Christian friends and classmates, what are young people generally getting right? Tell us about something your peers are doing, thinking, or believing in the name of Christ that gives you hope for the future of your generation.
