About Us
Our Story
Lighthouse Bible Believer’s Christian Academy was established in 1998 to provide a quality Christian education for the children of Lighthouse Bible Believer’s Church members and like-minded parents.
It is LBBCA’s aim to teach students to know Jesus Christ through the Bible, imitate Christ’s character, love God’s Word, serve others, proclaim Jesus Christ to the world, and pursue academic excellence for the glory of God.
Our Mission
To train each student to become Christ-like in character and excellently equipped in academics
Our Goal
To develop students who are completely surrendered to the Lord so that He can use each of them for His honor and glory.
Our Objectives
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To provide an education with a Biblical foundation using Bible-based curriculum taught by Godly teachers.
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To lead each student to the knowledge of Christ as their personal Lord and Savior.
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To obey the commandment of God to train students in the way that they should go that when they grow old they will not depart from it.
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To train and develop Godly citizens who will respect and obey government authorities as sanctioned by the Holy Scriptures.
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To produce young people who will have the vision and conviction as adults to build Godly homes using Biblical principles.
Admission Policies
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Since LBBCA is a ministry of Lighthouse Bible Believer’s Church, special priority is given to children of LBBC members.
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LBBCA admits students of any race, color, nationality, and ethnic origin.
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Non-members of LBBC are required to submit a letter of recommendation from their pastor.
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Admission of applicant who is not a member of a Bible-believing church is subject to the compliance of the following requirements:
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Recommendation by a member of LBBC or any Bible-preaching Church.
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The child must be of good moral character.
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Parents & child/children must attend Sunday Services in LBBC regularly or an approved Bible-preaching church. In case of excessive absences, the parents will be advised to withdraw their children from the school.
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Transferees from conventional schools (non-A.C.E.) above 13 years old will not be admitted because students above this age may have difficulty in adjusting to a totally different curriculum. Deviation from this policy will require a special arrangement (e.g. academic projection, etc.) with the school administrator.
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Transferees from other schools with School of Tomorrow program will be admitted regardless of their age as long as they comply with the guidelines.
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All parents are required to attend the Parents’ Orientation.
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Special students, specifically those with limited physical handicap, may be admitted to LBBCA provided their disability will not in any way prevent them from using the School of Tomorrow program. LBBCA is not equipped to assist blind or deaf children.