All students in grades PK3-12 attend Chapel at least once a week. These weekly services are student-led, often with guest pastors and speakers, with our students joining together in worship and prayer. Speakers from within the community give powerful messages to our student body and share age-appropriate inspirational messages with Westminster students.

Middle and upper school students attend small advisory groups called GAP (growth, accountability, and prayer) groups. Each one is led by a teacher or faculty member and includes 8-10 students of the same gender and grade level. There is a daily connection built into these groups as they serve as the students’ homeroom class, but the groups foster much deeper relational and spiritual connections because students stay in these groups with the same faculty member and students for the duration of their time with us at a given school. In addition to starting the mornings together, GAP groups meet weekly for 30 minutes directly after chapel to pray together and discuss how the chapel message might be applied to students’ lives. This time is something both our faculty and our students have come to love and look forward to. Westminster highly values encouraging students toward a personal relationship with Christ, helping them understand and live freely in their identity as image-bearers of Christ, and supporting their growth in Christ-like character. Our GAP groups provide a strong opportunity to instill these values in students and reflect what matters most at Westminster.

At Westminster Schools of Augusta, we believe that serving others is an important part of living like Jesus. Students of all ages are involved in making a difference through service. These service projects happen on our campus and also in the local community through out the year. Some examples are:

• Jump Rope for Heart 
• Grade 5 Talent Show raising money for a charity chosen by students 
• School-wide service days volunteering in the community 
• Student led initiatives to raise money for causes important to them 
• Annual food collection and delivery events
• Internal service projects such as campus beautification

Spiritual Life Emphasis Week happens each year at Westminster. It is a week dedicated to worship, key-note speakers, and student workshops to emphasize and help with spiritual growth. 

Westminster's faculty, staff and coaches are all selected with discipleship in mind and are expected to be both role models for our students and to disciple them on their journeys. 

Through their course of study at Westminster, students of all-ages are engaged in Biblical studies. Starting with Bible verses in the lower years and engaging in deeper knowledge as their ages progress, Westminster students are offered a rich foundation in Biblical teaching