Worship
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Be a Follower of Christ.
At MRA, worship begins early. Our youngest learners in kindergarten experience joyful Bible lessons and special worship times tailored just for them. As students move into elementary, middle, and high school, weekly chapels bring the whole school together to sing, pray, and hear God’s Word in ways that speak directly to their age and stage.
Chapel Speakers
Chapel speakers include our own faculty, guest pastors, student leaders, and Bible teachers - each sharing messages that inspire students to live out their faith every day.
Worship Music
Music at our Chapel is led by talented students, faculty, and visiting musicians. From our Elementary Chapel Singers to the Middle and High School ensembles, every gathering becomes a time of heartfelt worship and joyful celebration.
At MRA, we believe faith isn’t confined to one class period. It shapes everything we do. But chapel is a special, intentional time set aside to focus our hearts and minds on what matters most.
“Worship the Lord with gladness; come before Him with joyful songs.
Know that the Lord is God…”- Psalm 100: 2-3
Centered on
God's Word
Our worship program plants seeds of truth that help students grow in their love for the Lord with their whole heart, soul, and strength.
Chapel is real, relevant, and grounded in God’s Word, speaking honestly to the challenges students face today.
Through age-appropriate Bible teaching, worship, and praise, students are invited to deepen their personal relationship with Christ and see how He is working in their lives.
We hope worship at MRA extends beyond chapel walls, encouraging students to carry the joy, reflection, and lessons of worship into their classrooms, homes, and daily interactions while learning that following God is a way of life.
Our Prayer for chapel
- That students clearly hear and understand the message of salvation through Jesus Christ.
- That biblical truth speaks into real-life issues with both grace and conviction.
- That chapel is a place of worship, celebration, and hope.
- That students are equipped to serve and lead — on campus and beyond.
- That hearts are stirred, faith is strengthened, and lives are shaped for God’s purposes.