The Kingdom Education Difference
From the littlest Trailblazer to the biggest Trailblazer, our primary focus at Northland Christian is your student’s spiritual formation. Integrated throughout every classroom lesson and activity, every student/teacher relationship, and every extracurricular is a desire for our students to come to the depth of Jesus’ love for them. We walk through each student’s journey so that head knowledge becomes their heart’s desire through a real relationship with their Savior.
Our Spiritual Formation approach incorporates each aspect of education from curriculum to mission trips, and is tailored to the age of your child:
Weekly Chapel
Weekly chapels include worship lead by our High School Praise & Worship Band, a lesson by a teacher, staff member, or local pastor, and corporate prayer.
Missions
Trips
10th-12th graders have opportunities to serve on missions trips. outgoing 10th and 11th graders are offered an international missions trip to the Dominican Republic (https://www.drmissions.com/). Outgoing 11th and 12th graders will be encouraged to attend Fusion Impact (https://spurgeoncollege.com/academics/fusion/impact/)These trips broaden students’ perspectives and help students experience God’s love in new ways.
Bible Courses
Bible courses are an integral piece of what Northland Christian offers. From Pre-school to 12th grade, our teachers and staff walk students through biblical truths as applicable to their age groups.
Community Groups
Junior High and High School classes participate in a community group lead by a teacher, staff member, pastor, or volunteer. Community Groups are a chance to discuss relevant topics to each particular grade and to intentionally pray for each other.
Ministry Days
Each semester, students participate in service days with partner ministries throughout Kansas City.
Co-curricular Activities
At Northland Christian we offer extracurricular actives not for awards and accolades but to cultivate character. Activities and competitions help students practice healthy habits and learn how they respond under pressure. Christian coaches consistently encourage students to represent the love and grace of the Cross.