Why do We
Maintain a Christian Day School?
God, in the book of Deuteronomy, tells us, "These
commandments that I give you today are to be upon your hearts. Impress
them on your children."
Solomon, through inspiration of the Holy Spirit, admonishes
parents with these words, "Train a child in the way he should go, and when
he is old he will not turn from it."
Christ, in the New Testament, tells His followers, "Feed my
lambs;" and the Apostle Paul says, "Bring them up in the training and
instruction of the Lord."
From the above passages it becomes apparent that we have a
definite responsibility, as parents, to God to do all within our power to
see that God's children, of whom we are merely caretakers, receive the
fullest measure of training possible in the Word of God.
The training of God's children rests upon the parents,
especially fathers, and the Christian congregation. The congregation has
established and maintains a Christian day school in carrying out its
responsibility. The school is also set up to aid the parents in any way
possible to carry out their personal obligation in the Christian training
of these children. However, the school is not a substitute for the
parents. Your example in Christian living, including devotions and church
attendance, will greatly influence the lives of your children in relation
to their Lord.