Berean Christian Junior Academy

Then & Now 🕰️

It seems like just the other day they were graduating BCJA as the Class of 2022, now they’re finished with high-school and off to college!

Congratulations to all the graduates, but especially our BCJA alumn who have now become the GAAA Class of 2026!

CONGRATULATIONS to the Berean Christian Junior Academy Class of 2026!

You came, you saw, you conquered. As our Kindergarteners move up to 1st grade, and our 8th graders leave us to head to high-school, we pray the lessons you learned, the memories you made, and the character you built will stay with you always.

Congratulations, Congratulations, Congratulations!!! 🥳

Great food, great music, great people - this year's International Festival was a great time! Jamaica, Samoa, Haiti, Kenya, China, France, Brazil, Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago - we experienced a world of flavors, cultures and fun. What countries will you be coming to represent next year?

Shoutout to The PRIDE of Oakwood University , and Happy Alumni Weekend!!

Last week Greater Atlanta Adventist Academy students delivered Spring Week of Prayer, giving us a powerful message about allowing God to do "renovations" on your heart, constructing your character to be like His!

They made the lessons real for us in so many creative ways - the drama club acted in skits, performances from the new dance team, interactive activities and illustrations, as well as moving sermonettes/testimonies.

It was an extra blessing to see so many BCJA graduates in leadership and ministry roles! We are always grateful when our high school reaches back to connect and be a positive influence on the younger students. Amen! 🙌🏽

A special thanks to Pastors Young and Abernathy from the SAC youth department, who stopped by to stand in the gap and finish the week out when GAAA went to the Pure Reality conference on Friday!

Can you tell what a great time we had visiting the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance for Science Week?? A big Thank You to all of the guides who helped make this such a memorable and fun learning experience!

Spring cleaning? We can help!

As a culminating experience after reading The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis, our 6th grade took a field trip to 16th Street Baptist Church.

This visit helped students connect the events from the novel to the real history of the Civil Rights Movement and deepen their understanding of the impact of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing.