Student Profile
At Foothills, we seek to guide, train, coach, educate, and graduate students who:
ACADEMICALLY:
- Are exceptional
- Think independently and critically
- Are trained thoroughly in a biblical worldview
- Know their gifts, talents, and skills and on a path of using them
- Have a superior preparation for any further education
- Exhibit a continuing love for learning
- Demonstrates effective communication skills:
- Speaking
- Writing
- Participate in athletics (competitive or recreational) that equips them with a Christian approach to wellness
- Are trained in fine arts, social, and extracurricular activities that equipped them with a Christian cognitive approach to beauty, ministry, and fellowship
BY THEIR CHARACTER:
- Are equipped fully to live the Christian life:
- Physically
- Spiritually
- Emotionally
- Defend effectively their faith by word and deed
- Articulate with clarity a Christian worldview
- As it relates to the biblical definition of marriage and family
- As it relates to the exercising of the biblical disciplines of prayer, Bible study, Christian fellowship, and a lifestyle of discipleship/evangelism
- Are committed to a local body of Christ
- Are committed to Christian education
- Love the Lord with their:
- Whole heart
- Soul
- Strength
- Solve problems with courage based on biblical convictions
- Reveal authentically the character of Christ by their actions
AS LEADERS:
- Serve and influence others because they know:
- Whose they are
- Who they are
- Why they are here
- Where they are going
- How they are going to get there
- Are equipped to engage the world for Jesus Christ
- Physically
- Spiritually
- Emotionally
- Commit to a life of loyal and responsible servant leadership in a local church
- Serve and influence others by their example of a consistent work ethic, decision-making based on biblical morals, lifestyle of integrity and responsibility
- Demonstrate the skills of critical thinking based on the Truth of the scriptures
- Embrace the realization of the importance and significance of their influence in the community of which they live