Shiloh Serves 2025
Shiloh Serves
Shiloh Serves 2025
About Shiloh Serves
SHAPING HEARTS AND MINDS
At Shiloh Christian Academy, we are committed to providing a classical Christian education, where every child - a disciple of Christ, is equipped with the Armor of God - who can boldly proclaim and defend God’s Word as Truth. This year, our service fundraiser, Shiloh Serves, is designed not only to meet the needs of our school but to extend God’s love into our community by partnering with local churches and Shiloh families.
STUDENTS WILL BE INFLUENCED FOR OVER HALF THEIR LIVES...
By the time they graduate, students will have spent more waking hours being shaped by teachers, peers, and culture than almost any other influence in their lives.
That’s why who’s doing the shaping matters.
At our school, students are not just taught—they’re discipled. Surrounded by godly mentors, immersed in truth, and held to standards rooted in Scripture, they are learning how to think critically, live boldly, and love faithfully in a world that desperately needs light.
Given that, there is no greater investment than a Christian education.
A HOLISTIC, LONG-TERM MISSION APPROACH
At Shiloh, we believe that true service goes beyond completing a task or meeting an immediate need—it’s about reflecting Christ’s love, restoring dignity, and building relationships that last.
Through Shiloh Serves, our students, families, and staff partner with ministries and community leaders who know their neighborhoods best. Together, we serve in ways that create meaningful and lasting impact—whether that’s providing meals, school supplies, hygiene items, or simply showing up with encouragement and prayer.
This isn’t about quick projects or one-time efforts. It’s about walking alongside others consistently, serving year after year, and sharing the hope of the Gospel in word and action. As we serve, our students grow too—learning humility, compassion, and the joy of discipleship-driven service that strengthens both the giver and the receiver.
Shiloh Serves is more than helping in the moment—it’s an investment in people and communities that builds dignity, not dependency, and points every heart to Christ.
