Why the Bible Comes First

Many children arrive never having held a Bible, let alone heard Scripture read out loud. They come with stories marked by trauma, fear, and abandonment.

But something shifts when they hear:
“You are fearfully and wonderfully made.”
“God has plans to prosper you, not to harm you.”
“You are not alone.”

Scripture becomes more than just words—it becomes truth spoken over lies, healing spoken over wounds, and light breaking through darkness.

That’s why our discipleship begins before formal education. Because the greatest literacy is learning to read God's love.

Daily Discipleship in Action

Spiritual development is not an extracurricular—it’s our core curriculum.

Here’s how it looks each week:

• Morning devotions before breakfast

• Scripture memorization tied to monthly themes

• Bible storytelling circles for all ages

• Staff-led Q&A sessions about faith and the Gospel

• Worship and music time using Psalms and praise songs

Even our classrooms are filled with verses on the walls and student artwork reflecting key Bible stories. From Genesis to the Gospels, children are introduced to a narrative of redemption that includes them.

Scripture Shapes Learning

While we value literacy, STEM, and critical thinking, everything is filtered through the lens of Scripture:

• Reading comprehension begins with Bible verses

• Language development includes prayer and praise

• Art projects reflect Biblical themes

• Math word problems often incorporate stewardship or generosity lessons

This isn’t just about Christian education—it’s about identity restoration.
God’s Word redefines who they are and what’s possible.

At Nani’s Kids, we teach children to read—but first, we teach them who they are in Christ.

Because while textbooks may prepare them for tests, the Bible prepares them for life.

And every child deserves to know that before anything else, they are deeply loved by God.