Why Christ-Centred Education?

This is the heart of EduDeo.

What are facts without wisdom? What is knowledge without compassion? We believe education rooted in the Gospel is the best way to bring about transformation for children and their communities.

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WHY EDUCATION?

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

All over the world, families put their hope in education. They trust education to bring them out of poverty, create a better future, and change their lives forever.

A POWERFUL TOOL

Education stands out among all other forms of development as the most effective way to alleviate poverty. Learning in and out of the classroom addresses the root of societal problems and stops them from happening in the first place.

LASTING CHANGE

Education is not a band-aid – it is not temporary aid or relief, but a sustainable way to affect change. With education, a child, their family, and entire communities can lift themselves out of poverty and into lasting change.

Why christ-centred education? Because education itself is not enough

WHOLE-LIFE HOPE

Education can alleviate poverty, but only Christ can transform a heart. Without the Gospel, education cannot comprehensively address all the social, emotional, and spiritual effects of poverty. Without the Gospel, education itself is not enough.

THE MOST POWERFUL TOOL

Christ-centred education equips children as agents of transformation in their communities. Everything they learn in and out of the classroom teaches them to live as Christ and informs everything they do for the rest of their lives.

ETERNAL CHANGE

Christ-centred education actively seeks to advance the kingdom of God in every community it is found. Children raised in Christ-centred classrooms not only work for the sustainable betterment of their communities, but to bring about Gospel love into the hearts of all those they meet.

"We Would Like to Be a Model School": Msuzi's Story

Msuzi Primary School sits in the rural town of Lundazi, Zambia. Last year, 402 students attended school there, but the school is looking to increase its enrollment by 30 students. Those 30 students will be placed in new classrooms and on-campus dorms - new to both the school and the community for one specific reason: they're accessible for students with physical disabilities..

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