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Spiritual Life

Message from Campus Minister

Philippians 2:4

Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.
We strive to create as much expression and energy as possible to allow God’s Spirit to transform the lives of our student body for his glory. This is the first, and most important, priority of Goodpasture Christian School.

Our teachers and coaches serve as our best representation of Jesus through the daily rhythms of schedules, practices, and routines. They establish the setting and narrative where we seek to live and serve as the Bible teaches.

To God be the glory!
Heath Pickard, Campus Minister

Bible Classes / Devotionals

Our Bible Classes provide smaller, more focused spaces for conversations about spiritual growth.

This is carried out differently on our campus based on age and context. In the end, it’s not about a grade, but planting seeds for God's kingdom.

We also believe it is important to make time every week to connect through devotion to God. Whether in a small group setting or an all-school gathering, putting God in the midst of us through worship is important at Goodpasture Christian School.

Serving Others

Spiritual growth happens when we serve others.

The annual Food Drive is "as Goodpasture as it gets". In late Fall, thousands of pounds of food are brought in to help stock mid-state food banks. Each Spring, high school students serve alongside other entities of benevolence in our community.

The missions that our students can participate in are popular on campus. Waiting lists often have to be made. Getting out of our comfort zone and serving Jesus in other countries is a blessing.
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