Public School Ministry:
Why We Do What We Do
Why We Do What We Do
Compassion Bridges' vision is to "Raise a new generation of students who passionately follow Christ."
Our mission is transforming the lives of students in public schools (K-12 and college) by:
Reaching students by laying a Biblical foundation for their moral and spiritual values in elementary school
Equipping students and church leaders to more effectively serve and reach junior high, high school, and college students
Uniting churches, ministries, business leaders and school officials to serve the schools of their city
Inspiring Christian communities to share resources and collaborate their efforts to reach students in the schools of their city
Serving local communities by facilitating service projects that benefit schools
Our mission is transforming the lives of students in public schools (K-12 and college) by:
Reaching students by laying a Biblical foundation for their moral and spiritual values in elementary school
Equipping students and church leaders to more effectively serve and reach junior high, high school, and college students
Uniting churches, ministries, business leaders and school officials to serve the schools of their city
Inspiring Christian communities to share resources and collaborate their efforts to reach students in the schools of their city
Serving local communities by facilitating service projects that benefit schools
Raising a new generation of students who passionately follow Christ
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Compassion Bridges 400 N. Winchester Blvd. Santa Clara, CA 95050 Ph. 408.261.0600 Fax 408.261.0613
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What happened when prayer, the Bible, and Christ was banned from public schools in the 1960's?
By 1990, teachers listed the top problems as alcohol abuse, drug abuse, teen pregnancy, suicide and rape.
By 1990, teachers listed the top problems as alcohol abuse, drug abuse, teen pregnancy, suicide and rape.
Why is Compassion Bridges passionate about ministering to students on public school campuses?
In 1940, teachers listed the top problems in public schools as running in halls, chewing gum, making noise, and talking in class.
In 1940, teachers listed the top problems in public schools as running in halls, chewing gum, making noise, and talking in class.
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