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Nurturing Faith
Description
Integrating biblical wisdom into learning to cultivate compassionate, morally grounded individuals who think critically through a Biblical worldview.
Outcomes
Graduates who demonstrate a growing faith, ethical behavior, and the ability to thoughtfully engage with diverse perspectives through a Christian lens.
Preschool
Approaches
Introduce Bible stories and characters to lay a foundation of Christian habits such as patience, obedience, attentiveness, responsibility and self-control; incorporate simple prayers and songs that reflect Christian teachings.
Experiences
Introduce faith-building experiences through daily Bible stories and discussions that highlight the five kindergarten habits—patience, obedience, attentiveness, responsibility, and self-control; explore ways to incorporate these habits into daily life. At Christmas, bring the nativity story to life by having students re-enact key roles, deepening their understanding of Christ’s birth.
Enrichment Opportunities
Introduce foundational faith practices by learning Bible verses and applying them throughout the day; experience corporate worship through Chapel, where engaging music fosters joyful praise; participate in service projects that cultivate a heart of giving and gratitude.
Progress
Children develop an early understanding of biblical principles and a joyful connection to faith-based activities.
Kindergarten
Approaches
Extend biblical narratives to include creation stories and lessons on respect, obedience, and gratitude; Identify habits within their Bible stories and discuss how to incorporate them into their daily lives; use hands-on activities and interactive lessons to emphasize Christian virtues.
Experiences
Recognize the five kindergarten habits within Bible stories, making connections between biblical lessons and personal actions; reflect on how these values shape character and daily choices. create a foundation that integrates their natural curiosity and excitement about the world around them with age-appropriate story-telling and spiritual practices like prayer and worship.
Enrichment Opportunities
Explore Bible stories through interactive role-playing (e.g., The Good Samaritan), using props and guided discussions to deepen understanding of character actions and how they reflect Jesus’ teachings in daily life.
Progress
Students start forming personal connections with biblical stories and understand basic Christian ethics.
Elementary (1-4)
Approaches
Develop systematic Bible study practices, introducing concepts like the fruit of the Spirit and Beatitudes; emphasize daily devotionals and integration of faith into academic subjects.
Experiences
Engage in meaningful faith experiences, including daily Bible stories, weekly scripture memorization, and active participation in chapel services; learn to pray using the ACTS method while fostering a Christ-centered community built on faith and gratitude.
Enrichment Opportunities
Engage in enriching faith-based activities, such as performing songs during Christmas Chapel and participating in “Christmas Around the World,” which integrates Christian values into social studies. Serve through projects like collecting items for local ministries and writing letters. Older students take on leadership roles by leading worship in chapel.
Progress
Students begin applying biblical teachings to daily interactions, showing responsibility and empathy.
Middle School (5-8)
Approaches
Deepen theological study by exploring Biblical themes such as redemption, forgiveness, and sacrifice in literature and history, helping students connect these ideas to biblical truths; Engaging in daily devotions in homeroom with discussions on how scripture applies to their lives; includes creative projects like choreography that reflect faith.
Experiences
Explore faith through real-world experiences, such as visiting impactful museums like the Anne Frank House to spark discussions on moral and biblical values; participate in events like the Windy Gap retreat and the Missions Bazaar. Through chapel services, the 6th Grade Girls’ Bible Study, and the chapel band, students build a supportive community that nurtures their spiritual journey.
Enrichment Opportunities
Strengthen faith through quarterly service projects that encourage reflection and community impact. Deepen spiritual growth through small groups, student-led chapel bands, and Bible studies that foster leadership skills and personal faith development.
Progress
Students articulate their faith confidently, applying it to ethical decision-making and leadership opportunities.
High School (9-12)
Approaches
Integrate scripture with critical thinking skills, emphasizing global and societal applications; equip students with tools for engaging in faith-based debates and defending their beliefs. Progression through a curriculum that bridges academic rigor with spiritual growth; Regular integration of apologetics to build a strong biblical worldview.
Experiences
Deepen faith through student-led chapel services, immersive retreats like Windy Gap, and hands-on mission work; participate in small groups and service opportunities that strengthen connections with others while integrating faith discussions into academics, allowing students to see the relevance of their beliefs in real-world situations and personal growth.
Enrichment Opportunities
Deepen faith engagement by participating in faith-based clubs that promote discussion, prayer, and community service. Explore biblical literature and ethics through elective courses, and connect with local faith leaders through mentorship programs that encourage spiritual growth and real-world application of Christian principles.
Progress
Graduates are prepared to lead morally grounded lives, demonstrating ethical leadership and thoughtful engagement with diverse perspectives through a strong Christian lens.
Approaches
Introduce Bible stories and characters to lay a foundation of Christian habits such as patience, obedience, attentiveness, responsibility and self-control; incorporate simple prayers and songs that reflect Christian teachings.
Experiences
Introduce faith-building experiences through daily Bible stories and discussions that highlight the five kindergarten habits—patience, obedience, attentiveness, responsibility, and self-control; explore ways to incorporate these habits into daily life. At Christmas, bring the nativity story to life by having students re-enact key roles, deepening their understanding of Christ’s birth.
Enrichment Opportunities
Introduce foundational faith practices by learning Bible verses and applying them throughout the day; experience corporate worship through Chapel, where engaging music fosters joyful praise; participate in service projects that cultivate a heart of giving and gratitude.
Progress
Children develop an early understanding of biblical principles and a joyful connection to faith-based activities.
Approaches
Extend biblical narratives to include creation stories and lessons on respect, obedience, and gratitude; Identify habits within their Bible stories and discuss how to incorporate them into their daily lives; use hands-on activities and interactive lessons to emphasize Christian virtues.
Experiences
Recognize the five kindergarten habits within Bible stories, making connections between biblical lessons and personal actions; reflect on how these values shape character and daily choices. create a foundation that integrates their natural curiosity and excitement about the world around them with age-appropriate story-telling and spiritual practices like prayer and worship.
Enrichment Opportunities
Explore Bible stories through interactive role-playing (e.g., The Good Samaritan), using props and guided discussions to deepen understanding of character actions and how they reflect Jesus’ teachings in daily life.
Progress
Students start forming personal connections with biblical stories and understand basic Christian ethics.
Approaches
Develop systematic Bible study practices, introducing concepts like the fruit of the Spirit and Beatitudes; emphasize daily devotionals and integration of faith into academic subjects.
Experiences
Engage in meaningful faith experiences, including daily Bible stories, weekly scripture memorization, and active participation in chapel services; learn to pray using the ACTS method while fostering a Christ-centered community built on faith and gratitude.
Enrichment Opportunities
Engage in enriching faith-based activities, such as performing songs during Christmas Chapel and participating in “Christmas Around the World,” which integrates Christian values into social studies. Serve through projects like collecting items for local ministries and writing letters. Older students take on leadership roles by leading worship in chapel.
Progress
Students begin applying biblical teachings to daily interactions, showing responsibility and empathy.
Approaches
Deepen theological study by exploring Biblical themes such as redemption, forgiveness, and sacrifice in literature and history, helping students connect these ideas to biblical truths; Engaging in daily devotions in homeroom with discussions on how scripture applies to their lives; includes creative projects like choreography that reflect faith.
Experiences
Explore faith through real-world experiences, such as visiting impactful museums like the Anne Frank House to spark discussions on moral and biblical values; participate in events like the Windy Gap retreat and the Missions Bazaar. Through chapel services, the 6th Grade Girls’ Bible Study, and the chapel band, students build a supportive community that nurtures their spiritual journey.
Enrichment Opportunities
Strengthen faith through quarterly service projects that encourage reflection and community impact. Deepen spiritual growth through small groups, student-led chapel bands, and Bible studies that foster leadership skills and personal faith development.
Progress
Students articulate their faith confidently, applying it to ethical decision-making and leadership opportunities.
Approaches
Integrate scripture with critical thinking skills, emphasizing global and societal applications; equip students with tools for engaging in faith-based debates and defending their beliefs. Progression through a curriculum that bridges academic rigor with spiritual growth; Regular integration of apologetics to build a strong biblical worldview.
Experiences
Deepen faith through student-led chapel services, immersive retreats like Windy Gap, and hands-on mission work; participate in small groups and service opportunities that strengthen connections with others while integrating faith discussions into academics, allowing students to see the relevance of their beliefs in real-world situations and personal growth.
Enrichment Opportunities
Deepen faith engagement by participating in faith-based clubs that promote discussion, prayer, and community service. Explore biblical literature and ethics through elective courses, and connect with local faith leaders through mentorship programs that encourage spiritual growth and real-world application of Christian principles.
Progress
Graduates are prepared to lead morally grounded lives, demonstrating ethical leadership and thoughtful engagement with diverse perspectives through a strong Christian lens.