Join the Promise to Power 50 – a virtual fitness challenge from Easter Sunday (March 28, 2027) to Pentecost Sunday (May 16, 2027). Walk or run 50 miles/kilometers in 50 days (or exercise 20 minutes per day) while growing in your faith through daily devotions and challenges. All proceeds support Teens Opposing Poverty.
The Promise to Power 50 is a virtual fitness challenge that begins on Easter Sunday and ends on Pentecost Sunday. Participants can walk or run 50 miles or 50 kilometers in 50 days. If those aren’t possible, you can also exercise for 20 minutes each day.
But there’s more to Promise to Power than just moving. It’s a journey with Jesus. Every day during the challenge, we’ll share the words of Jesus along with a brief discussion and a call to action to live an empowered Christian life.
From Easter Sunday (April 5) to Pentecost Sunday (May 24, 2026)
Walk, run, or exercise 20 minutes daily at your own pace
Daily devotions and action steps to live for Jesus Christ
All proceeds from the Promise to Power 50 virtual fitness challenge go to Teens Opposing Poverty (TOP), a 501(c)3 Christian-based nonprofit organization that has been training youth to serve homeless and other low-income people for over 38 years.
Founded in 1987 and incorporated as a nonprofit in 2007, TOP empowers young people to lead the fight against hunger and poverty in their communities.
The 2027 Promise to Power 50 begins on Easter Sunday (March 28) and ends on Pentecost Sunday (May 16).
Yes. You can still enter anytime during the challenge.
We know life can get in the way. Do the best you can. There are no rigid rules.
We will begin mailing out packets in early to mid March.
No. The goal of the challenge is to cover 50 miles or 50 kilometers in 50 days. How you
distribute it is up to you. And you don’t have to cover the whole distance in one session. You
can break it up into multiple sessions during the day if that works better for you.
You can do 20 minutes of daily exercise that suits your individual physical condition.
