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Is your school a “place of redemption”? Explain.
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Absolutely! Are we perfect? No, but we do our best to get our students to pursue wisdom. To encourage them daily to live for Christ our Redeemer.
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Yes it is. The approach to discipline is not to punish and prevent but to address the heart issues and direct students back towards Christ.
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Yes. The emphasis of the school is to win the lost and assist the parent in raising God fearing believers who have discovered their talents. Those talents are then encouraged to be used to His glory.
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Our school is very much a school of redemption. We strive to love the students and other teachers and seek forgiveness when we are wrong and are willing to forgive when we have been wronged.
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I’m fortunate to teach in a school that does fit the description of a “place of redemption.” From elementary school through high school, students are exposed to the gospel through classroom instruction and chapels. I have also seen particular growth in athletics as a “place of redemption” in recent years. Just today one student was sharing that he came to Christ through the ministry of the football team’s chaplain a few years ago. We are blessed to have many areas where mature Christians are pouring into the lives of our students and being used to point students to Christ.