Christian schools are wonderful faith-filled communities, where children are cared for and thrive.
Activists are working tirelessly to misrepresent Christian schools and stop them from influencing the next generation for Christ.
They will not stop. They oppose biblical truth.
People like you who are, or have been, the beneficiaries of Christian schooling should speak up now to defend Christian schools. If you don’t, the mission of Christian schools could be thwarted. They may even be shut down.
You have the right to choose an education for your child that reflects your Christian beliefs. This is a key part of the right to freedom of religion that is enshrined in international law.
If you, your child, or grandchild has had a positive experience at a Christian school – recently or in the past – please share a few words to say so.
Thank you for standing up for our Christian schools!
Authorised by M. Pearse, Australian Christian Lobby, 18 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
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I truly value the Christian education I was blessed to receive. I remember a few of my teachers that regularly prayed for us and truly made me feel loved and valued.
My 3 children were very fortunate to have had the opportunity to attend Olivet, where they were given a great education, but also taught good Christian morals and what it is to be an asset to community. They also experienced religous freedom and an education free from sexual ideologies. I thank God for Olivet.
My children attended Northside Christian College for part of their primary and all of their high school education, and we loved that the values we were teaching at home were consistent with what they were being taught and encouraged to live through the school as well. What a blessing it has been to see our children be educated to a high academic standard that prepared them for success in their tertiary and professional careers in an environment while being nurtured and encouraged in a loving Christian environment.
A wonderful school family with very much an open-door policy to parents with both the principal and teachers alike. The Christian ethic was taught throughout all curriculums as a way of life. For many of the teachers, their jobs were vocational, and it showed. When my step-daughter died of a tragic accident many years ago, the class teacher asked our daughter's classmates to each make a love-card for her in remembrance of her step-sister. Parents made meals for us and grieved silently with us, as did our Church members. This school wasn't just educational, it was like an extended family network.
My children loved their school years at Hillcrest. Teaching staff were hardworking, with a sense of fun, and children were accepted and encouraged to achieve their best. My now adult children are well adjusted, have a sense of purpose and self worth, a good moral foundation and are better prepared for the realities of life.
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