Faith • Service • Excellence
Spiritual Life
Lexington Christian Academy exists to prepare students to impact the culture for Christ. Biblical truth is at the heart of who we are and what we do every day. Our prayer is to help each student grow in their walk with Christ as they study, understand and obey God’s word and develop a Christian world and life view. LCA students develop a connection between the academic and the spiritual from reading simple Bible stories in preschool and elementary years to rich, deep study and engaged dialogue at the junior high and high school level. Our program allows each child to grow in their knowledge and understanding of God and His deep love for each of them through Christ.
2023-24 BIBLE VERSE OF THE YEAR
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Chapel
Weekly chapel is a time for worship, to hear God's word proclaimed and to learn how to put faith into action for all LCA students. Chef Sprinkles shares Jesus with our youngest students. Then beginning in 1st grade, students will start a journey through the Bible to help them further understand the story and what a true relationship with our Savior is. During 4th and 5th grades, they will dig deeply into studying scripture, interpreting and applying it to their lives.
When students start 6th grade on the Rose campus, the focus remains on studying the scriptures, but also students begin to discover their identity in Christ and explore their spiritual gifts. Through junior high and into high school, students are challenged to look into the world to see how they can be the hands and feet of Jesus. LCA prays that each student will be equipped with a Biblical worldview to seek God's wisdom, discernment and will as they use their gifts to further the Kingdom of God beyond the walls of LCA.
Community Service
At every grade level, students participate in community service projects, from purchasing gifts for "Angel Tree" children, serving meals with the Kentucky Food Ministry, volunteering with the Toyota Bluegrass Miracle Baseball League, collecting toys for Toys 4 Tots, donating shoes to Soles 4 Jesus, raising thousands of dollars for Dance Blue for pediatric cancer patients, and much more. Students experience the joy of making a difference. Older students have many opportunities to serve on missions regionally and internationally providing them a glimpse into how they can impact the world.