Christian Religious Studies

This term’s Christian Religious Studies curriculum explores how God interacts with humanity and guides believers. The lessons begin by examining the various ways God speaks to us, encouraging students to understand divine communication through scripture, conscience, dreams, and spiritual leaders. The focus then shifts to God as a Father and all humans as brothers, emphasizing the significance of being in Christ and how it fosters unity, love, and spiritual identity among believers.

The term progresses with lessons on God’s purposeful calling, highlighted by Abraham’s call and the blessings of obedience, illustrating faith and trust in God. Students will then learn about the laws given by God, understanding their purpose in guiding moral and spiritual conduct. As the term concludes, the curriculum covers God’s revelation of Himself, helping students grasp the reason behind divine disclosure, and ends with a comparative look at religions and their places of worship, teaching respect for religious differences and shared values.