Discipleship

Offered at all of our campuses, weekly chapel services are a significant part of a CCANM student’s spiritual growth. 

Students gather for worship, studying the Word, and applying biblical truths to their lives on a level that relates to them. Messages are taught by school staff, church pastors, and various other ministry leaders. Testimonies, dramas, student-led worship, and intercessory prayer are typical components of chapel services.

Discipleship is a result of intentional relationships and accountability — focused on spiritual growth. CCANM’s small groups are developed with this in mind. 

In Middle School, small groups are peer driven under adult leadership. In these settings, students study the Bible, pray, and care for one another, and discuss the issues and challenges of life together. As a result of these connections, students experience the joy of teamwork through various outreach opportunities by serving South Florida and the nations.

Middle School students have an opportunity to take part in annual spiritual retreats. 

During these events, students participate in personal and team-building activities, which foster spiritual growth and understanding, and promote class unity. All Middle School students take part in a one-day retreat at a local park.

The annual international missions trip for 8th grade students (The Bahamas) provides an opportunity to reach the world for Christ. 

Missions trips support biblical principles taught in the classroom, chapels, and small groups. Students experience environments that teach, stretch, and challenge them to love and serve those in need.