TNT stands for Teens Need Truth.  In today's youth culture we so see many young people believing lies about their self-esteem, image and value.  Our goal is to help students realize their value and encourage them to replace the lies with truth; that they are amazing people, and have the potential and ability to be and do great things.

Mission:  To serve the local school districts in anyway that can help students achieve the best educational experience possible.

Purpose: To provide  positive adult role models on campus, and give students the help, and encouragement they may need through difficult and trying situations.


"...and pray for us too, that God may open a door for our message..." Colossians 4:3
510 Stevens Road
Ephrata, Pa 17522

(717) 381-1688
Mike Wenger, TNT Executive Director, poses in "Ciggy Butts" costume for "Kick Butts Day" with Officer Sheppard, Ephrata School District Resource Officer, and Gangi Cucciuffo, Middle School Principal.
What does TNT do at School?

1.  Volunteer for lunches, field trips, hall way monitoring, and be available in times of crisis

2.  Organize and  facilitate Bible studies before school starts in the morning.

3.  Be involved with the Student Assistance Program by being case mentors.  (All TNT staff would be SAP trained.)

4.  Volunteer to help teachers with any extra work and or projects that they may need help with.

5.  Help with positive programs such as, "Every 15 Minutes", "Kick Butts Day", "Red Ribbon Week", and "THON".

TNT's goal is to be servants for the school district, with no strings attached.  With such a growing need surrounding teenagers today, we believe it is time to join together in helping them achieve their dreams and goals.

All TNT staff must have all background checks complete including the following:  Criminal, Child Abuse, and F.B.I.

TNT staff must sign the campus protocol document and be in agreement with each of the statements.





TNT understands the law of separation of church and state and will in no way try to push political or religious agendas, opinions, or views on students, and faculty while being on campus during school hours.
Grant Gehman, TNT Director, sharing with the Ephrata High School before school Bible study
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