Student Life
Spiritual Life
Chapel Program
Spiritual Life Chapel Program
At Teays Valley Christian School, the Chapel Program is a vital part of student life, reinforcing the school’s Christ-centered mission and creating intentional time for spiritual growth at every grade level. Chapel is more than a weekly gathering — it is a time of worship, teaching, prayer, and community that helps students develop a deeper relationship with Jesus and a stronger understanding of biblical truth.
"Through both Elementary and Secondary Chapel, Teays Valley Christian School remains committed to discipling students, strengthening their walk with Christ, and building a unified school community centered on Jesus."
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Elementary Chapel program (Kâ5)
In the Elementary Chapel program (K–5), students experience age-appropriate worship and engaging Bible lessons designed to build a strong spiritual foundation. Through music, Scripture, storytelling, and interactive messages, younger students learn about God’s love, character development, and what it means to follow Christ in their everyday lives. Elementary Chapel creates a joyful, nurturing environment where children are encouraged to ask questions, grow in faith, and understand that Jesus cares deeply about them. -
Secondary Chapel program (6â12)
The Secondary Chapel program (6–12) is designed to meet students during the important and formative middle and high school years. Chapel services challenge students to think critically about their faith, apply biblical principles to real-life situations, and grow in spiritual maturity. With worship, student involvement, guest speakers, and relevant biblical teaching, secondary students are encouraged to take ownership of their faith, develop leadership skills, and boldly live out their beliefs both on campus and beyond.
Non-discrimination Policy: Teays Valley Christian School admits students of any race, color, national, or ethnic origin to all of the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to the students at the school. It does not discriminate in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid, athletic activities, and other school administrative programs.