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Bangor Christian Schools was founded in 1970 as a ministry of Bangor Baptist Church.
The school is now into its fifth decade of training young men and women to serve the Lord.
Our objectives in education is to lead each unsaved student to trust Christ as his/her personal savior and then to follow Christ as Lord of his/her life; to instill in each student a love for God and a personal sense of responsibility to be all God wants him/her to be; to direct each student in the process of developing Christ-like character and actions; to instill in each student love and honor for home and parents; to prepare each student to be successful as measured by God's standards and not the world's; to prepare each student for the important position in life of spiritual leadership in school, home, church, community, state, nation, and the world; to develop within each student a sense of responsibility as a Christian citizen; to develop within each student a Christian world view and Christian philosophy of life; to develop within each student an appreciation and understanding of God's world and how to live productively in his environment; and to provide each student opportunities for developing skills necessary to make a living.
Bangor Christian Schools was founded in 1970 as a ministry of
Bangor Baptist Church. The school is now into its fifth decade of
training young men and women to serve the Lord. Our objectives in
education is to lead each unsaved student to trust Christ as
his/her personal savior and then to follow Christ as Lord of
his/her life; to instill in each student a love for God and a
personal sense of responsibility to be all God wants him/her to be;
to direct each student in the process of developing Christ-like
character and actions; to instill in each student love and honor
for home and parents; to prepare each student to be successful as
measured by God's standards and not the world's; to prepare each
student for the important position in life of spiritual leadership
in school, home, church, community, state, nation, and the world;
to develop within each student a sense of responsibility as a
Christian citizen; to develop within each student a Christian world
view and Christian philosophy of life; to develop within each
student an appreciation and understanding of God's world and how to
live productively in his environment; and to provide each student
opportunities for developing skills necessary to make a
living.
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