Mission Statement and Core Values

East Linn Christian Academy is committed to serving parents by educating their children in a God-centered, Scripture based, educational environment in order to equip students academically, emotionally, physically and spiritually for service to our Lord Jesus Christ.

An Outgrowth of Faith

Alot can be learned about an organization by the values it admonishes. Values outline what is or is not important. The following list is a tangible expression of our doctrinal statement of faith and directly supports our mission statement. East Linn Christian Academy is committed to operating, both corporately and individually, in a way that reflects these values.

East Linn Christian Academy has been impacting the lives of students in the Mid-Willamette Valley for twenty years. During the 2003-2004 school year school year we had the opportunity to educate 282 students representing 64 local congregations.

ELCA was created to be an alternative educational choice for those families who wanted to focus on excellent academics with integrated scriptural truths.

Since the first day the doors of ELCA were opened, in 1982 by founders Harold and Dorothy Grove, the Lord has touched the hearts and minds of many young people.

Our mission statement emphasizes East Linn's commitment to serve parents by educating their children in a God-centered, Scripture-based, educational environment - as we equip these children academically, emotionally, physically and spiritually to serve Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

At East Linn Christian Academy, God is continuing to do a significant work in the lives of students. The young people that move through our program are growing intellectually while they develop spiritually. Caring faculty and staff unselfishly pour themselves into the lives of the students making absolutely sure that there is something very unique about an East Linn Christian education. This approach to education becomes evident as you see our students develop a Christian world- view, personalizing their faith enabling them to become valued workers in the community, in their churches, and on the mission field.