Christ at the Center of It All

At Alpine Christian School, spiritual life isn’t a class—it’s a culture. From daily routines to academic instruction, from playtime to moments of discipline, our entire school environment is shaped by one central truth: Jesus is Lord.

We guide each student to grow in their personal walk with God, understand their identity in Christ, and live with purpose and compassion.

Daily Faith Practices

Every day, students encounter God’s presence through:

• Morning devotionals and prayer

• Scripture-based lessons

• Encouraging classroom discussions

• Spiritual modeling by teachers

Our official NAD curriculum (Bible Encounter) brings the Bible alive with interactive lessons, practical application, and connection to the students’ real-world experience.

Worship & Chapel Life

Each Friday, our campus gathers for Chapel—a dynamic time of praise, reflection, and worship. Services may include:

• Student-led music

• Drama and testimonies

• Guest speakers and local pastors

• Worship themes tied to real-life values

Worship is joyful, sincere, and Christ-focused.

Character Building Through Faith

Spiritual formation at Alpine includes the development of Christian character. Students are encouraged to live out values like:

• Kindness and humility

• Integrity and courage

• Gratitude and service

Classroom expectations and discipline reflect grace, restoration, and growth, mirroring the teachings of Jesus.

Service & Outreach

Faith must move beyond words—it must become action. That’s why we provide students with opportunities to serve:

• Local outreach and food drives

• Missions-oriented giving projects

• Student participation in church events

• Community connection through acts of kindness

“The object of education is to fit the youth for usefulness in this life and the life to come.”
— E.G. White

Creative Faith Expression 

We believe worship can be experienced through:

• Singing, music and instrumentals

• Scripture memorization and recitation

• Visual art that expresses biblical truth

• Performances that dramatize faith themes

This creative spiritual engagement allows every student to experience and express their relationship with God in a personal way.

A Christ-Centered School Culture

Spiritual life at Alpine is supported by:

• Faith-filled staff and leadership

• A warm, prayerful environment

• Family involvement in worship and events

• Opportunities for baptism and spiritual mentorship

Teachers mentor not only the mind, but the heart and spirit, helping students apply the truth of God’s Word in everyday life.

“Higher than the highest human thought can reach is God’s ideal for His children.”
— E.G. White, Education, p.18

Together, We Grow in Faith 

At Alpine Christian School, we’re not just teaching students to believe—we’re walking with them as they learn to live their faith with purpose, joy, and courage.