A firm foundation.

At THEO, our foundation (worldview/faithview) is unapologetically Christian.

  • We believe in the authority of the Bible as God’s Word.

  • We confess Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

  • We affirm the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer.

  • We are Protestant, Bible-believing, and born again, shaped by a blend of Pentecostal experience and reformed theology.

  • We avoid denominational divides. While denominations have their place for shared conviction, we teach the essentials of the faith in a way that is faithful and Christ-centered.

In short: Your children will learn through a safe, Gospel-rooted lens, never outside of Biblical truth.

We know parents want to understand how we teach. Our approach is:

  • Structured, not rigid – Lessons are organized weekly to provide rhythm, but never so heavy that life stops.

  • Character-focused – Knowledge is important, but so are wisdom, values, and EQ (emotional intelligence).

  • Practical – We connect what kids learn to real-world skills: communication, problem solving, conflict resolution, self-awareness.

  • Flexible – Parents can lead, guide alongside, or allow students to work independently. THEO adapts to the season you’re in.

Meaningful methodology.

Know / Grow / Go Framework:

1. Know God’s Word
Students learn what it means to know God (not just about God), themselves, and others. Lessons focus on Biblical truth, emotional awareness, and life knowledge like communication and responsibility.

2. Grow in faith & wisdom
Knowledge becomes transformation. Children practice what they know through conflict resolution, self-control, resilience, spiritual disciplines, and more.

3. Go live it out in daily life
Faith and skills move into daily life. Students live out what they’ve learned by serving others, leading with integrity, and walking with confidence in family, friendships, and beyond.