Newburgh Christian Academy exists to provide Bible-based, quality education in small class settings.
Students from Newburgh Christian Academy will exhibit the qualities of Christ-like character which includes being a person who excels in every part of life, even after leaving NCA.
As students complete their experience at NCA, it is expected they will know what their purpose in life is, specifically their calling from God, and that they will be fully prepared and equipped to accomplish that calling.
NCA exists to provide excellent academic education which will prepare each individual student to fulfill his/her God-given calling.
Newburgh Christian Academy recognizes that the God-given responsibility for the education of children rests with the parents (Deuteronomy 6:6-9). The place of the Christian school is to be an extension of the Christian family and should assist and complement the parents in that responsibility. Because we are all created in the image of God, we have the ability to recognize and fulfill our purpose in life. The Scripture is our authority, and it gives us direction. Our source of wisdom and knowledge is Christ. We are all sinners and need a Savior.
The Bible is the foundation for the education of our children. From the Scriptures we understand that God desires certain principles, beliefs and values to be developed in our children. These include:
1. The view that all knowledge is to be interpreted from a Biblical perspective.
All academic subjects are to be taught with an understanding of the absolute standards of truth that God has established. (2 Timothy 2:15)
2. Respect for authority (Romans 13:1; Hebrews 13:17). One’s view of authority directly influences his/her concept of God.
3. The meaning of true success and how it is achieved (Joshua 1:8; Proverbs 22:6).
The key is for each person to discover what God’s will is for himself/herself, and then to do it through
developing the traits that are good and correcting those that are not.
4. The personal acceptance of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior (John 3:3).
Salvation is essential for success in any area of Christian education.
5. Respect for the rights of others (Luke 6:31). Following the Golden Rule helps improve relationships.
6. Personal integrity (Psalm 1:1, 2; Ephesians 4:29). Honesty and truth are to be upheld at all times.
7. Productivity and the desire to always do one’s best (Ecclesiastes 9:10; 2 Timothy 2:15).
A healthy work ethic has application in so many areas of life.
8. Personal conviction and Christian witness (James 4:17; Matthew 5:16; 28:19, 20).
Being willing to take a stand for the cause of right and declare the Gospel of Jesus Christ in word
and deed is much needed in today’s world.
9. Holding to the traditional family structure (Genesis 2: 24). God’s plan for the family is still one man and one woman for one lifetime.
10. Moral purity (1 Corinthians 3: 16, 17; 6:19, 20). Since our bodies belong to God, we must refrain from any act that would defile or degrade them and maintain personal health and hygiene in order to strengthen them.
11. Patriotism (Romans 13:6-8). Love and respect for America and those who have sacrificed to preserve our freedom is the duty of each one who lives in a nation so blessed of God. This attitude coupled with prayer for our country (2 Chronicles 7:14) is vital to keeping our nation strong.
If you need more information about our school, call us today at 812-842-0455.