Bible instruction
Elementary students receive age-appropriate Bible learning and Bible Adventures; published secondary information describes daily Bible learning and small groups.
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Chapel & Bible
Explore spiritual formation at CCA through Bible instruction, weekly chapel, discipleship, Biblical worldview and daily Christian community.
- Bible & chapel
- Creativity & discovery
- Service & leadership
Faith that shapes more than a Bible class
Spiritual formation is central to CCA’s purpose. Bible instruction gives students dedicated time to learn Scripture, while a Biblical worldview helps them connect Christian truth with academic subjects, relationships, decisions and responsibilities.
The aim is not simply familiarity with Christian language. Students are encouraged to understand truth, grow in character and consider how faith should shape the way they think and live.
Spiritual life across the school experience
Weekly chapel
K–12 students gather for weekly chapel as part of the shared spiritual life of the school. Families should confirm the current schedule and visitor arrangements.
Biblical worldview
Faith informs how students evaluate ideas and connect subject knowledge with truth, dignity, stewardship and responsibility.
Learn moreDiscipleship in relationship
Teachers, staff and peers influence spiritual growth through instruction, example, encouragement, correction and care.
Learning truth and living it
Christian education calls students to more than knowing the right answer. Honesty, compassion, courage, respect, discipline and service reveal whether belief is taking practical shape. Daily school life offers repeated opportunities to receive guidance, make responsible choices and care for other people.
Growth is not instant or identical for every student. CCA seeks to provide a community in which spiritual questions can be taken seriously and character can be formed through truth, practice and relationship.
Home and school in spiritual partnership
Parents hold a foundational role in a child’s faith formation. CCA’s spiritual life is designed to work alongside Christian families, reinforcing Biblical truth and creating shared language around character, responsibility and purpose.
Families considering CCA should read the Statement of Faith and educational philosophy, ask questions during admissions and understand how the school’s Christian commitments influence both instruction and expectations.
Questions about Bible and chapel
Is Bible part of the academic day?
Yes. Bible is a core part of CCA’s published school experience. Elementary and secondary descriptions differ by age; families can ask about the current grade-level schedule.
How often does chapel meet?
CCA’s published information describes weekly K–12 chapel. Confirm the current day, time, campus and visitor procedures with the office.
Is faith limited to Bible and chapel?
No. CCA’s Biblical worldview philosophy connects Christian truth with academic subjects, relationships, character, leadership and service.
Can parents attend chapel?
CCA’s published FAQ welcomes parents at chapel. Please confirm current visitor arrangements before arriving.
How can our family understand CCA’s beliefs?
Read the official Statement of Faith and arrange a conversation with admissions about the school’s Christian mission and expectations.