Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s timeless views of unity, righteousness, and justice are interconnected principles of God's will for everyone today. The biblical themes of King and the civil rights movement are evident in Valley Christian Schools' seven principles of Biblical Unity.
Biblical Unity
December has come, and with it, all the joys of Christmas. But what is the real meaning of Christmas?
For Valley Christian Schools, sacrifice is one ethos that characterizes the spirit of our school culture and reflects our Christian beliefs and aspirations.
A biblical view of equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging.
On June 24, 2021 our Board adopted a Biblical Unity statement which is the only means of achieving biblical diversity, equity, and inclusion which can be read in our Philosophy of Christian Education. This statement can be summed up into seven principles.
We embrace the importance of fostering a sense of sincere belonging that mirrors the biblical definitions of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion. We are committed to treating all individuals as equal image-bearers of Jesus Christ, valuing and promoting a great multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language. We want to move toward God’s kingdom vision (Rev. 7:9).
We affirm ethnic diversity as part of God’s original and eternal design for humanity, recognizing its significance in knowing and honoring God and serving His purposes today.
Biblical unity is a continuous spiritual formation process and kingdom discipleship for the entire VCS family. Through mindful and intentional events and programs, we respect and connect our backgrounds, experiences, heritages, and cultures.
We build biblical unity by offering the following:
- Cultural education and family-friendly celebrations throughout the year
- Healthy Relationships Curriculum and the development of programs to sustain relationships based on biblical design
- Parent focus groups that value the role of parents as active facilitators of significant conversations
- Parent partnerships to build connections and create a safe environment
- Biblical unity counseling
- Monthly articles that provide pastoral insight and guidance
- Uplifting and encouraging prayer groups
- Active listening that is rooted in humility, grace, and repentance
- Intentional appreciation of our diverse traditions and perspectives
Philosophy of Christian Education
Read Our Biblical Unity Section
To respect, value and celebrate all people on our campus.
All campuses will work together to make all feel respected, valued and celebrated. Administrators will make diversity and inclusion a priority. Efforts will be made every year to ensure diversity and inclusion remain a priority.