Faith Formation

At Messiah, our students learn to serve God, their church, their community, and the world. Religious instruction is incorporated daily into the class curriculum, and our students learn to become empathetic, socially conscious thinkers with a firm foundation in the Christian faith.

 

Each child at Messiah learns that they are a redeemed child of God, and gifted with abilities to share God's love with those around them. Class units focus on the Bible and its practical application. Daily devotions and prayer in homerooms reinforce and encourage students to use their God-given gifts to glorify Him.

Each week, Messiah students attend a chapel service in the Messiah Lutheran Church Sanctuary. At these services, students glorify God through song, prayer, and scripture, and also hear God's Word in student-oriented messages presented by the Pastor and other members of Messiah staff. All are welcome to view chapel services Wednesday mornings (8:55 am) during the school year. You can

watch all chapel services, live and archived, through our website.  

Our faith encourages us to share God's love with others in our community! 

Every year, each class chooses a service project to undertake as a group. 

These range from fundraising bake sales, hands-on help at the Redeemer Crisis Center, caretakers of Messiah's Little Free Pantry, and Care Team volunteers at our monthly Laundry Love outreach at a local laundromat.