Statement of Faith

Calvary Christian Academy operates under the following statement of faith. Members are not asked to sign any statement of agreement, but are expected to understand that Calvary Christian Academy functions as a Christian organization, seeking to glorify God in all we do.

We believe the Bible to be the inspired Word of God, the final authority of faith and life, without error in it’s original writing both in doctrine and historical details, and that all true knowledge is consistent with its revelation.

We believe that there is one self-existent God who has always been and will always be, manifest in three persons, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and that knowing Him truly is the foundation of all knowledge, wisdom, and understanding.

We believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God manifest in the flesh, born of a virgin, that He is the Savior of mankind through His death on the cross, that He rose from the dead and ascended to God, and that He will return again and will raise those who have believed in Him to reign with Him in power and glory throughout all eternity.

We believe in the brotherhood of all believers who, through faith, have received the salvation provided by God's grace through the death of Jesus Christ. We believe salvation is a free gift offered to those who believe in and have accepted Jesus Christ as their personal savior.  

We believe that children belong to God who has given the responsibility and authority for their education to their parents and that it is their responsibility to protect this parental right. 

We at Calvary Christian Academy feel a burden in our hearts to stand strong on the issue of salvation, having faith in and serving our Lord Jesus Christ to the greatest of our ability. We believe in loving and extending grace to each other first and foremost. We try hard to de-emphasize issues that we have witnessed causing division in the homeschooling and Christian community. Our choices and convictions may not perfectly match each others.  We ask that our members choose love and grace over "rightness." Romans 14.