A National Project Must Do The Following

1. Appeal to the AOTS clubs across Canada.
2. AOTS clubs will see the results of other work almost immediately.
3. Reaches out beyond the church and club into the community- as is the call of Christ "So into all the world"
4. Involve youth, our future leaders of our Church community and country.
5. A project that is "do-able" (can be done) and is exciting.

1. To encourage clubs to undertake 4 of the 8 main objectives of the AOTS constitution:

 
• To encourage and give practical assistance to Boy's and Youth work in the Church and community;
• To participate actively in the Church's efforts to strengthen Christian family life;
• To develop programs, projects and activities that will both interest the men of the Church and community in becoming active club members and aid in achieving the aim of the club;
  
  
2. To develop consecrated and effective leadership;

A project like this tends to strengthen your club and add new members.
3. Introduces your club to the community and parents of the youth you have sent.
4. Helps to promote Christian learning and leadership to the youth in the community that might not have had the chance to experience.
5. Adds a element of competition between clubs in your community, province and even country
6. Helps to promote the AOTS Nationally by way of combining statistics to show a greater impact to create a better awareness of the AOTS and the project.