As a Christian school the mission of BJA is to promote Christlikeness in the lives of its students through the direct preaching of the Word of God as well as through classes and extracurricular programs.
Chapel
What better way to support the mission of BJA than to set aside a time for students to attend an age-appropriate chapel.
The elementary student body enjoys coming together each week to study character traits in Scripture, share class presentations, celebrate peer success in specific skills (e.g., spelling bee), and to participate in and enjoy the gift of music.
Middle and high school students gather for chapel, Dens (middle school) or growth groups (high school), and special assemblies several times each week, providing opportunities to worship God in song, hear His Word taught, and apply His Word within a small-group setting. At times students share testimonies about how God is at work in their lives.
Growth Groups
High school students divide into growth groups to discuss chapel topics. Growth groups are led by student leaders with a faculty member in attendance.
Bible Classes
Middle and high school students attend Bible classes twice a week. Classes are divided by gender from seventh through eleventh grades.
Prayer Meetings
Middle and high school students have weekly prayer meetings.
Local Churches
Bob Jones Academy expects students to attend a Bible-believing church along with their families.