The world our children are inheriting feels increasingly fragile. But Scripture reminds us that God is never idle.

See, I am doing a new thing… (Isaiah 43:19)

This “new thing” gives us hope and inspiration at London Christian High – we believe that God is doing a “new thing” in classrooms, hallways, and learning spaces across our school. Here, students are being shaped to see the world as Christ sees it—broken, yes, but beloved and worthy of redemption.

Our students are learning to become agents of change, equipped with the character, conviction, and competence to participate in God’s restoring work in our world.

One way this comes to life is in the way LCH students engage with our neighbours during off‑campus learning experiences. As part of a Focus Day for his English class, Tristan, a Grade 12 student from Seaforth, visited Henley Place, a retirement residence in northeast London. There, he and his classmates spent time talking with residents and inviting them to share stories from their lives. 

By creating space for their voices and wisdom, Tristan and his peers are honouring those who might otherwise go unheard—and building meaningful connections across generations.

Tristan and his classmates at Henley Place

For many families, accessing this transformative education can be a challenge – and this is where you can make a difference.

We invite you to partner with us in making the transformative education provided by LCH accessible to even more families through this year’s Annual Fund. 

Our goal is to reach $115,000 by the end of December. Your financial support through our Annual Fund directly helps families with the cost of tuition. It allows us to increase the amount of financial aid available to those families for whom an LCH education wouldn’t be possible. 

Thank you for standing with families who believe in this mission. And thank you for investing in students  – the agents of change who will carry Christ’s light into every place He calls them.