SERVICE
Service at Covenant Classical Christian School flows from our mission to equip steadfast and courageous disciples, scholars, and citizens who know and serve the Lord Jesus Christ. In obedience to God’s command to love our neighbors, we cultivate a culture where students learn to serve with compassion, humility, and gratitude.
As Hebrews 10:24 reminds us, “Let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works.” This charge begins within our own school community. Through our Buddy Program, older and younger students form meaningful relationships as they serve one another in everyday ways—modeling Christlike care and encouragement.
From this foundation, our students extend their service beyond the classroom. They have joyfully participated in ministries such as Operation Christmas Child, Bundles for Babies for Daybreak Ministry, Epworth Children’s Home, Oliver Gospel Mission, and North Trenholm Baptist Church.
Service begins within our own community—by fostering meaningful relationships across grade levels. Through our buddy program, older students serve and mentor younger ones, modeling Christlike love and strengthening the bonds of our school family.
Each year, our students honor those who have served our nation by placing flags and wreaths at Fort Jackson National Cemetery, participating in both Memorial Day Remembrance and Wreaths Across America.
Through our First Fruits Garden, students grow and harvest produce that is shared with families in our local community. They’ve also worked together to pack 10,000 meals for Harvest Hope Ministries, and through our Feed the Need and Meals of Hope campaigns. Packing meals that have helped provide food for children both locally and around the world.
This culture of service shapes students who give generously, serve joyfully, and reflect the love of Christ.
"As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace."
—1 Peter 4:10