Spiritual formation is the lifelong process of being shaped in faith, character and discipleship as a follower of Jesus Christ.
How is spiritual formation nurtured?
Formation is nurtured through habits, relationships and experiences that help students know the Bible, reflect on faith and practise following Jesus in everyday life.
Why this matters for parents
Christian parents often seek a school that will work alongside home and church, speak openly about faith and help students wrestle honestly with what they believe.
Learning through the lens of Christ
Covenant can teach, encourage and model Christian faith, but it does not claim to manufacture belief. The school depends on God's grace and the work of the Holy Spirit.
In the classroom and beyond
Knowing God classes, devotions, chapel, prayer, service and student leadership such as Mustard Leaders create regular contexts for spiritual learning and encouragement.
At a glance
- Biblical teaching
- Prayer and worship
- Space for questions
- Discipleship and service
Common questions
Is spiritual formation the same as religious instruction?
It includes biblical teaching but also relationships, worship, habits, service and the formation of character.
What are Mustard Leaders?
They are senior students who help encourage younger students through peer Bible study and discipleship opportunities.
