Help the young people in your church discover their God-given talents, launch real projects that serve others, and walk into the world knowing what they were made to do — not someday, but now.
Every student who comes through your youth program has been given something. The question isn't whether they have gifts — it's whether they'll ever get the chance to name them, develop them, and point them at someone else's need. Dream Chaser Kids is built around three convictions that align directly with how the church understands human flourishing.
"For David, after he had served his own generation by the will of God, fell on sleep."
Acts 13:36 KJV — the Dream Chaser founding verse
Discipleship has always been strong on identity and weak on agency. We tell young people who they are in Christ — but we rarely give them a structured pathway for what to do with that before they turn 18 and disappear into college or work.
Dream Chaser Kids bridges that gap. Not by replacing the theological formation your church already does — but by giving it an application layer. A place where the identity becomes a project. Where calling becomes a StoryBuilder page. Where discipleship produces visible fruit.
Dream Chaser doesn't require a new ministry night or a restructured calendar. It's designed to fit inside — or alongside — what your church already runs.
Dream Chaser generates exactly the kind of stories pastors look for when preaching about stewardship, calling, and the next generation. Every student's StoryBuilder page is a testimony you can share from the pulpit.
"We see this as a potential starting point for deeper programming — after-school labs, summer experiences, or school partnerships that continue helping students discover their gifts and use them to serve others."
Most youth programs give students an experience and a T-shirt. Dream Chaser gives them a language for their gifts, a project they completed, and a story they can tell about who God made them to be. That's the difference between activity and formation.
These are the kinds of stories Dream Chaser produces — students who moved from "I like ___" to "I can use my gifts to meet real needs."
Imani used her love of fashion to launch a micro-business that helps other kids access books and supplies — turning her creative gift into a vehicle for generosity.
Javon built a digital storytelling brand that tells hopeful stories to his peers — leading with the creative and leadership gifts God gave him.
Dream Chaser Kids sits inside a broader ecosystem built around the same conviction: every generation is given gifts, and every generation is called to use them before they pass. For churches and faith communities, these sister platforms extend the work.
"For David, after he had served his own generation by the will of God, fell on sleep, and was laid unto his fathers."
Acts 13:36 KJV · Built for a hundred years. Lived one generation at a time.Complete the scoping form and we'll design a Dream Chaser pathway matched to your church size, youth ministry format, and calendar. One-day discovery events to full-semester cohorts — we'll right-size it for where you are.
