A few days ago
Ashleys

going to a christian school when you dont even go to church?

dose or has anyone else done these

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A few days ago
bessiedarlin

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I attended a Christian school from 7th grade – 11th grade and I had many friends that went to church and many that did not. They were more there for the “sound” education and/or bc their parents put them there.

I advise to make the most of it – who knows, maybe you will enjoy yourself!

Kids are kids everywhere! Don’t let ’em fool you!

Good Luck! 🙂

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A few days ago
Wonderingg
My mom and brother both teach at Catholic schools. Our family is Catholic and goes to church every Sunday.

There are a lot of people at these schools that are not Catholic or even Christian. What annoys them though, is when these kids refuse to say the prayers or even stand up, because it goes against what they believe in. If there is a public school nearby, and you aren’t going to participate in the school’s faith, well the decision is clear.

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A few days ago
asymmetricroom
I used to go to a Christian school, but I went to church too, but many of the students didn’t. Most people that I knew went to Christian school because the education is better or because their parents want them to.
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A few days ago
stick man
Yes, many people do. They find the christian principles good for life, but they may find the church itself bothersome, or they may have had a bad experience and won’t attend church.

for encouragement, listen to ttb.org.

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A few days ago
Summer
My mom was raised Roman Catholic and she never went to church and still doesn’t go. She went until she was a teenager, because she wanted to spend time with her friends. She went to Capri, was actually taught by nuns and than transferred to LaSalle, which is a huge Catholic college.
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A few days ago
Jeffrey
Plenty of people do this, but usually there’s some clash in social life if the school’s students seem to be extremely conservative. You just have to check out the schools environment to see if it’s more liberal or conservative.
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