At Arkansas Christian Academy, each morning begins with time devoted to worshiping God. By endeavoring to create an environment of worship, students are encouraged to put God first daily.
In Bible class, students are taught spiritual realities in a biblical, relevant way that connects them to God and to each other. They are challenged to dive deeper into Scripture as we give them the tools to lay the groundwork they need to live the life God is calling them to live.
Students are encouraged to participate in the praise and worship portion of chapel service. They sing, play in the band, and control sound and lighting. Occasionally, students are given the opportunity to teach as well. Giving students the opportunity to serve and lead is an important part of teaching students to be leaders among their peers.
Students are divided into three age groups and each attend chapel services daily. Elementary students are split into 2 groups, K5-1st grade and 2nd-3rd grade. This allows us to speak to the students at their level of understanding. Middle school chapel involves students in grades 4th-6th with Bible lessons that are age-appropriate. High School Chapel is centered around the spiritual and emotional needs of our adolescent population in the 7th-12th grades. On some days, the boys and girls in high school are further divided into gender-specific or grade-specific groups. During these services, our leaders are able to speak specifically to these groups and focus on important life lessons that affect each group differently.
