We are so proud of the programs and services we have been able to offer to our community throughout the last 30 years. We know they have been essential in creating the right atmosphere for relationships to blossom and experiences to shape learning and development. That's when we really see amazing results.
You see, organizations don't achieve personal change, people do. Our
role is a guide, a well-educated, dedicated guide. But the true influence Heritage Christian aims to have can only come
through personal achievement, one person at a time. We won't see sustainable
impact without nurturing individual success.
We are committed to the social change necessary for our
community to thrive. We support individual growth through good listening and
supportive action. We also know this kind of community impact takes a strong
network of allies. It helps us to inform our choices and gain a common vision.
Done right these community networks may be invisible to those choosing our
services, but they will be among the most powerful forces we can channel for
the greater good of our mission.
That's what makes our work day to day so vital. Every day we need
to be at our best, nurturing just the right experience that will support
personal growth. This defines the difference between good work and true impact.
