Philosophy: The religion curriculum is taught to educate students, without reservations, about the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments as the written Word of God, and the Book of Concord as a true and unadulterated statement and exposition of the Word of God. Within this understanding, the religion curriculum is designed to prepare students to use Grace, Faith, and Scripture in their daily lives to make decisions that affect themselves, as well as others.
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| Old and New Testament Bible Survey |
With the Bible as the textbook, freshman and sophomores study the historical and religious teachings of the Bible. God's will and purpose is revealed through the experiences of Israel and the person of Jesus. From creation to Paul's journeys, students will see the power of God at work among men. |
| Church History |
This junior year semester class studies the Christian Church from Apostolic to present time, featuring the Lutheran Church. It also gives students the opportunity to study the founding of other denominations. |
| Senior Religion / Marriage and Family |
Seniors study Christian love and learn what is needed to select a Christian spouse and have a Christian family. |
| Religions in America |
An overview of the five major religions in the United States - Protestantism, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam. This elective also includes a study of cults. |
| Christian Doctrine |
This course is designed to give the students an overview of the major tenants of Christian Doctrine. Students will gain a better understanding of the revealed Word of God as well as the Incarnate Word (Jesus). |
| Peer Ministry |
This class is designed to develop leadership qualities that will allow the student to be a leader in the ministry. Peer Ministry is sharing the Gospel with those around us; practical ways to do this are incorporated. |
