Chapel

We believe very strongly in offering opportunities to the students to learn more about God and to praise Him in worship.

Our chapels are split into 2 groups  (Gr. 2-Gr. 8) every Thursday from 8:25-8:45 a.m. and (Pre-Gr. 1) and from 8:55 -9:15 a.m.

Parents are welcome to attend the chapel in the church at 8:25 or 8:55.

We are also live-streaming them as well!

Chapel offerings go to different mission projects to further God’s kingdom.

Students use their talents to glorify God by playing pre-service and post-service music. Selected choirs also sing during Chapel services.

If you have questions regarding our Chapel service, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Pastor Packer at apacker@gslcs.org

Spiritual Nurture

Daily Devotions, Bible Readings, and Prayers

God’s Word is highly valued at Good Shepherd.  Each school day begins with school-wide, student-led prayer along with morning announcements. The pledges of allegiance to the American Flag and the Christian flag are recited in the classrooms.  Classrooms gather at the beginning of the day for devotions, Bible readings, and prayer.  Prayers are said at meal times, as the need and opportunity arise during the day, and at the close of the school day.

School Chapel Offerings

August – October

African Vision of Hope
African Vision of Hope is a Christian non-profit organization committed to ending extreme poverty in Zambia. Our vision is to see every child and family released from poverty’s grip, walking freely in the unique purpose God has created for each life. Through our faithful partnerships, we nourish 5,744 children physically and spiritually through Christ-centered education, and access to nutritious meals and clean water daily. Over 300 vulnerable children, once facing exploitation, now have a safe home in our rescue care. Through these efforts and many more, God is working in Zambia and transforming darkness into light, one child at a time.

November – December

Collinsville Food Pantry
The collections for these months will benefit the Collinsville Food Pantry.  The food pantry is available to residents in need of food. The Pantry not only provides food but also helps families with other needs. This service helps those in crisis meet certain criteria and still attempts to reinforce self-esteem of independence at the same time.

January – May

Good Shepherd Scholarship Fund
The collections for these months will benefit community families who want their children to have a Christ-centered education. An excellent outreach tool that has brought families to Christ.