Discipleship

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At FCA, discipleship is at the heart of everything we do. Our mission is to help students develop a lifelong relationship with Jesus Christ through intentional spiritual growth, meaningful relationships, and Christ-centered learning.

As an interdenominational Christian school, we encourage students to explore their faith, engage thoughtfully with Scripture, and develop a biblical worldview. Our faculty integrate faith into every subject, helping students see God's truth reflected in all areas of life.

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Discipleship extends far beyond the classroom. Through weekly chapel services, small-group discipleship (D-Groups), mentoring relationships, service opportunities, and mission experiences, students are encouraged to grow in their faith, serve others, and become Christ-centered leaders. We believe true discipleship happens through relationships, where students are known, supported, challenged, and equipped to impact the world for Christ.

 

Chapel & D-Groups

Each Thursday, students gather for worship, prayer, biblical teaching, and community. Throughout the year, students also participate in faculty-led D-Groups, where they can discuss faith, build relationships, and grow together in a smaller, more personal setting.

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Student Mentorship

Every middle school student is paired with a high school mentor from our Servant Leaders Council. These mentors provide encouragement, friendship, prayer, and guidance as younger students navigate their academic, social, and spiritual journey.

 

Service & Missions

We believe faith is lived out through serving others. Students participate in service projects, complete community service hours, and are encouraged to engage in mission opportunities both locally and around the world. Through these experiences, students learn compassion, servant leadership, and the importance of sharing Christ's love with others.