Spiritual Growth

GROWING IN FAITH. LIVING IN CHRIST.

At Concordia, faith is at the heart of everything we do. We believe a Christian education goes beyond academics by nurturing each child's relationship with Jesus Christ and helping students grow in their understanding of God's Word. Through daily instruction, prayer, worship, and opportunities to serve others, students are encouraged to live out their faith and reflect the love of Christ in their daily lives.

RELIGION CLASSES

Our religion classes provide students with a strong foundation in biblical knowledge and Christian faith. Through age-appropriate lessons and the study of God's Word, students learn about God's love, the life and teachings of Jesus, and the gift of salvation through Him. We encourage students to apply what they learn through their words, actions, and relationships with others as they continue to grow in their personal walk with Christ.

 

CHAPEL, OFFERINGS & MISSION PROJECTS

Each week, students and staff gather for Children's Chapel, a special time of worship, prayer, praise, and reflection on God's Word. These services strengthen students' faith and remind them that worship is an important part of everyday life, not just a Sunday experience. Students also have opportunities to support mission projects through their chapel offerings, learning the importance of generosity, compassion, and serving others. Through these experiences, we encourage our students to share Christ's love and make a positive difference in their community and beyond.

What Parents Are Saying

“For the last 3 years, Concordia has helped my child grow academically and in her faith. The staff is loving and supportive of all of my child’s academic, emotional, and spiritual needs and requirements. However, the staff doesn’t just stop at the student, they are supportive of our entire family’s emotional and spiritual needs.”

My Concordia Story

My daughter, Danielle, started Concordia in the third grade before the building was built that exists today. She had been in public school before, and the difference was overwhelming. 
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