Spiritual Life
NorthCreek Academy is deeply committed to developing character, values and spiritual development in our students.
It is with great joy, commitment and hard work that NorthCreek Academy intentionally and systemically provides our students with opportunities to grow spiritually while they are entrusted to our care. NorthCreek Academy recognizes it has an immeasurable responsibility as ambassadors for Christ. As a staff we are deeply committed to our walks with the Lord and prayerfully desire our modeling to encourage our students and school community towards a greater understanding, knowledge and relationship with our Lord and Savior.
Teachers and staff integrate scripture, biblical truth, and great commission perspective in a natural and unforced manner throughout the entire curriculum and in all activities of the school. We humbly realize it must be the work of the Holy Spirit, but we intentionally offer opportunities for our students to embrace the Truth, serve others, and demonstrate Christ-like behavior.
Chapel
Elementary
Students attend chapel every Wednesday morning from 9:00 to 9:45 beginning with worship lead by our JH Praise Team followed by a message from our teachers. Chapels are themed each year by a book or a topic. Past themes include missions, Peacemakers, Fruits of the Spirit, etc.
Junior High
Students attend chapel every Wednesday morning beginning with worship lead by our Praise Team followed by a message from our teachers.
Squire Squads
Several times per year, students attend chapel in their “Squire Squad” groups (get it? Because we’re the Knights!). The groups consist of a junior high, upper elementary, and lower elementary student in the same gender. This gives our oldest students the opportunity to be a “big buddy” to the younger students and demonstrate leadership skills.
Class Devotionals
Home room teachers begin every morning with class devotionals and prayer.
National Day of Prayer
Our student council leads the student body in a special morning of prayer for groups such as our nation’s leaders, community leaders, churches, armed forces, schools, etc.
Good Friday Service
This is a special day where students walk through Jesus’ death on Good Friday. The day highlights 3 stations and concludes with a praise chapel highlighting Jesus’ resurrection.