Student spiritual work

We build up students’ spiritual life through various activities, such as morning meetings, weekly meetings, religious activity weeks, Bible memorization programs, gospel camps, graduation day camps, fellowships, and the Christian Youth Brigade.

Morning meetings and weekly meetings

We believe that when children learn and aspire to be citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven who please God, they will also become good citizens of the world. Through regular Bible teaching meetings, we equip students to become responsible, self-disciplined, neighborly, upright, honest, and ambitious pillars of future society.

Religious Week

We actively encourage students to practice their faith, learn from Christ's example of caring for others, and broaden their horizons by collaborating with other Christian organizations to organize an annual week-long event. This helps them understand the work of the Father in the world He created, reflect on their own responsibilities, and participate in various activities that care for the needs of others, such as making donations, donating stationery and toys, writing greeting cards, and participating in prayer activities.

School-wide scripture recitation reward program

To foster students' love for God's word and encourage them to memorize Bible verses, thirty-six relevant verses are selected annually based on the school's development priorities and spiritual training themes and printed in the student handbook. Every Friday morning, teachers broadcast the verses over the school's central loudspeaker, asking students to recite them to each other. Throughout the semester, gold, silver, and bronze awards are given for individual Bible recitation, as well as for the class that recites the most memorable verses in the entire school, also with gold, silver, and bronze awards.

Prayer Warriors Group

The Bible says, “Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you” (James 4:8). Prayer can help students draw closer to the Lord and allow children to experience God’s power more deeply. Therefore, teachers and students form prayer groups once a week to worship, pray, and intercede for one another, thereby building up students’ spiritual lives.

Little Five Gospel Camp

Every October, we hold an evangelistic camp for fifth-grade students. Through the three-day, two-night camp, students learn discipline, self-care, and caring for others; they also take this opportunity to solidify their faith and lay the foundation for following the Lord on their path of growth.

Primary 6 Graduation Day Camp

Every June, a graduation camp is held for sixth-grade students. Through information sharing, recreational activities, and various games, a friendly environment and opportunities for communication are provided, allowing graduating students to reflect on the past, look to the future, and build a more solid foundation in their faith.

Fellowship

The fellowship is specifically designed for students in grades three through six. Through weekly after-school gatherings on Fridays, students learn to love God, themselves, and others through Bible teaching, interactive games, group discussions, prayer, and preparing for evangelistic activities. As it is written in the Bible: "Do not let anyone despise you because of your youth, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity." (1 Timothy 4:12)

Christian Youth Army

Established in 2005, the Christian Youth Brigade Division 201 currently has over 50 members. We meet weekly for students to receive marching, life skills, spiritual development, and physical training. Through systematic discipline training, a medal program, and sharing of the Christian faith, we aim to cultivate members' balanced physical, mental, and spiritual development, nurturing them into new leaders who love God and their neighbors.

Spiritual Work of Teachers - Teachers' Fellowship

To strengthen the relationships between teachers and to jointly support the spiritual growth of students; to set an example of love and care and to practice loving one another, we hold a teachers' fellowship once a month, which includes hymn worship, testimonies, games, sharing, and group prayer.

Parents' Blessing Evening

Every December, the school holds a Parents' Blessing Party to celebrate the Christmas season with parents and share blessing messages. This also provides an opportunity for parents to enjoy various student performances such as singing, dancing, acrobatics, fancy rope skipping, recitation, and drama.