Chapel & Small Group Mentorship
Your child has room to grow in faith through weekly chapel. Middle and high school students also meet every other week with a teacher and a small group of peers to reflect, ask questions, and share what God is doing in their lives.
A weekly pause to refocus
Chapel is a vital part of our students’ spiritual formation, not just another school activity. Each week, students gather by division (elementary, middle, and high school) for worship, teaching, and reflection centered on God’s Word. Led by pastors, guest speakers, teachers, and students themselves, chapel is a chance to step away from the day-to-day and be reminded of who God is, who we are, and what we’re called to as followers of Christ.
Christ-centered themes for every age
Each year our chapel programming follows a prayerfully chosen theme that reflects Biblical truth and speaks to the spiritual needs of each age group, from learning God’s character in elementary school to wrestling with identity and purpose in high school. Every message is designed to meet students where they are and point them to Jesus. Students don’t just need to know Scripture; they need to experience it in community.
Moments that shape faith
- Guest speakers. Trusted Christian leaders, including pastors, missionaries, athletes, authors, and alumni, speak into our students’ lives throughout the year with real-world perspective and gospel-centered encouragement.
- Student worship teams. High school students plan worship sets, share devotionals and testimonies, and lead their peers each week.
Small group mentorship
Your child has space to ask questions and talk about how faith connects to everyday life. Every other week, middle and high school students meet with a teacher and a small group of peers. Together, they reflect on what they’ve learned in chapel, share what they’re struggling with and where they’re growing, and talk about the questions they have and what God is doing in their lives.
