Discipleship in Early Childhood & Elementary School
Teaching & Modeling the Fruits of the Spirit
Much of the discipleship focus in the elementary classroom is centered on the fruits of the spirit. Our teachers model and reinforce how love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control look in action. By giving students a clear, Biblically-rooted purpose for their attitudes and choices, we help them grow in Christlike character.
Growing in Christlike Love for Others
Each day begins with focused prayer time, sharing prayer requests and learning to pray for one another. Outreach opportunities to the community are also part of the elementary discipleship plan; whether that is writing letters to the elderly in nursing homes, donating hats and gloves to those in need, or giving an encouraging note to staff members. We strive to disciple our students in the importance of giving to others and sharing the love of Jesus with the community.
Building a Strong Biblical Foundation
In every grade level, students are engaged in God's Word daily. We believe that training a child in the way he should go starts with teaching the truths of the Bible with the goal of leading a child to Christ. We strive to build a strong Biblical foundation where children know the truth of the Bible in every aspect of their lives and every subject they are taught.
Worshipping Through Weekly Chapels
Chapel is a sweet time for our students to come together, sing their hearts out, and learn God’s word from faculty, staff, and outside Christian leaders and pastors. The primary goal of these chapels is to help students grow in their walk with Jesus and to see the beauty and importance of corporate worship.
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