Discipleship

Rooted in Faith, Growing in Christ

Discipleship at St. Mark's isn't a program running alongside academics and extracurriculars. It runs through them.

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Discipleship at St. Mark's

From preschool through 8th grade, students encounter Scripture, worship together, and grow in their understanding of what it means to be loved and forgiven by God through Christ. This takes the shape of daily habits, shared worship, Scripture memorization, and classrooms where every subject is taught with God's Word as the foundation and final authority.

Rhythms of Faith

Throughout the school week, students encounter God's Word through regular practices that shape life at St. Mark's.

Morning Devotions

Students begin each school day with morning devotions and time in God's Word.

Weekly Chapel

Every Wednesday, students from preschool through 8th grade gather for chapel in the Worship Center. Families are always welcome.

Scripture Memory

Regular Scripture memory work is incorporated into students' routines in creative and memorable ways.

Christian Living Classes

Christian Living classes give students dedicated time for biblical learning and spiritual growth. In middle school, these classes are taught by pastors, creating opportunities for meaningful conversations and deeper biblical understanding.

Faith Families

Multi-age groups at weekly chapel connect students across grade levels, building mentoring relationships between the oldest and youngest members of the school community.

Mission & Service

In middle school, students carry their faith beyond the classroom through mission trips and service projects. They live what they've learned and return with deeper compassion, greater independence, and a clearer sense of what it means to follow Christ into the world.

A Partnership With Your Family

St. Mark's believes that parents are the primary faith influencers in their children's lives, and the school's role is to support and strengthen what happens at home. Regular communication between teachers and families, along with a community rooted in LCMS Lutheran values, helps keep home and school aligned.

When your family walks through the doors of St. Mark's, you're joining a community that takes seriously what it means to raise children in the faith.

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