Worldview is most simply described as a person’s or a people’s way of viewing and thinking about the world. It includes beliefs about a creator (God), the physical world, humankind, the beginnings and continuance of human life, death and the end of human life and afterlife. It also includes beliefs about peoples’ interaction with a creator, the physical world and other people. Worldview matters, particularly when considering the role it plays in education. While often not explicitly discussed, the beliefs and assumptions that form worldview affect every aspect of curriculum, instruction and administration. //

Our belief as Christians about who God is, who we are as men and women, God’s relationship with us, the mystery of the Trinity, the virgin birth, death and bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the 2nd coming of Jesus Christ all have implications for how we live, love, learn, worship and what we believe our purpose to be in the world.