Our main Bible curriculum provides a systematic study of the Bible that will lead children to discover that God, who manifested Himself in the Old Testament, is eager to manifest Himself today in the lives of children who will enter into fellowship with Him through His Son Jesus Christ. Students are led through the study of the Bible in a way that encourages them to process Biblical truths and apply Biblical principles to daily living.

"In a Christian school, faith and the stuff of life need to come together at an intersection and a teacher guides a child through that intersection so that life is whole, so they see the need to bring choices, singing, and praying all together. That’s what a Christian school ought to do, and certainly Ann Arbor Christian is one of those schools. It combines strong academics, and a spiritual, biblical basis where children learn to see that this whole world belongs to God."

Daniel R. Vander Ark, Executive Director, Christian Schools International

Daily devotions, prayer, and a bimonthly chapel are essential components of our school. Students are encouraged to grow in their personal walk with Jesus.

The chapel theme for the 2003-2004 year is "Serve the Lord with gladness."

Previous years' themes have included "God so loved the world," "God keeps his promises," "Walking in the light of God," and "The wonderful name of Jesus."