Faith for Life
Why is worldview important?
How can you start?
Partnering with Summit can begin at almost any stage of your school’s biblical worldview journey. Whether your school is exploring worldview formation for the first time or looking to deepen an existing culture, Summit provides practical next steps designed to meet educators, leaders, and students where they are.
Stay updated with the monthly email, which features content that will help you immerse everything you do as an educator in a biblical worldview. You’ll also be the first to know about upcoming new resources and events related to biblical worldview formation.
Summit’s Standards for Biblical Worldview Formation are learning standards that provide practical support for Christian schools that are committed to biblical worldview immersion. The standards are based on a set of 20 outcomes that reflect the student-focused aims of the biblical worldview formation process and complement academic learning standards.
Fall 2026 – September 20-24th at Glen Eyrie in Colorado
Spring 2027 – Dates TBD soon at Winshape in Georgia
Summit’s Train the Trainer Program prepares Christian school leaders to build sustainable biblical worldview immersion on their campus. Instead of relying on external training, schools develop internal leaders who can train, coach, and support their faculty over the long term. This multi-day immersive experience equips leaders with practical worldview immersion training, coaching skill development, and guidance in creating a customized implementation plan. Participants return to their campuses prepared to train and support faculty, helping worldview formation become part of the school’s culture—not just a one-time initiative.
Are you in a position working with teachers, curriculum, training, or biblical worldview across multiple departments? If so, we’d like to invite you to join our Roundtable. We gather (virtually) six times a year to discuss relevant topics, share ideas, hear from experts in the field, and learn from one another.
Our podcast conversations feature leading Christian thinkers, educators, and cultural commentators discussing the questions students are asking today—from identity and technology to faith and reason. These episodes can help you stay informed and bring thoughtful discussions into your classroom.
