Christian schools help your children learn a worldview. It's more than a Bible study; it's a study of the world through the Bible. With this worldview students learn to use language to build up others, care for nature as God's managers, and make beautiful music or art.

In Christian schools, students learn to transform the world. Christian schools help students learn that the world belongs to God, who created it and cares for it. They learn that Christ came to redeem the world and make it new again. And they learn that the Holy Spirit empowers people to carry out God's work in his world.

In Christian schools, students learn that they are uniquely gifted by God to serve him: "Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others" (1 Peter 4:10). Students learn to listen for God's direction in the use of these gifts. Here the groundwork is laid for what God will use later in their lives to extend his kingdom by:

• Healing a hurt in a person's mind or body
• Making a beautiful building
• Finding a source of water for a poor village
• Developing technology for people to communicate across barriers
• Managing resources for the good of others

All parents have big dreams for the next generation. Christian schools can help these dreams come true. They teach your children to see and do - to see the world through the lens of the Bible and to do God's work in his world. It's a grand view and a great task. God's children deserve nothing less!

Why a Christian school?
Ask Christian parents this question and you might get one of these answers.

We send our children to Christian schools for:

• Bible study and chapels
• Protection from bad influences
• A circle of Christian friends
• Strong academics
• Good discipline
• Caring teachers who communicate with parents

Christian schools do have these features. But you can expect more. Much more!

All text on this page taken from Christian Schools International brochure.