Our primary purpose at Forest Lake Academy is to connect students and their families to Jesus, to others and to God's truth.Through a biblical, Christ-centered environment, students are encouraged to embrace a lifestyle committed to Christ. Students are provided with numerous opportunities to grow spiritually, develop a personal relationship with Jesus, serve others and be mentored in Christian leadership. Our goal is for every student to look more like Jesus as a result of "Handling all the Feels" at FLA this year!
As we strive to embrace a lifestyle committed to Christ, we know we are living our mission at FLA if we:
- Love always
- Center our life on God's word
- Show God in our life
- Allow belief to guide our actions
- Live the Gospel
Contact Information
Campus Pastor: Andrew Moreno
Andrew.Moreno@forestlake.org
Bible Department Chair: Eugene Bartlett
Eugene.Bartlett@forestlake.org
Senior Bible Teacher: Sonia Hernandez
Sonia.Hernandez@forestlake.org
Junior Bible Teacher: Mauricio Moreno
Mauricio.Moreno@forestlake.org
Sophomore Bible Teacher: Eugene Bartlett
Eugene.Bartlett@forestlake.org
Freshman Bible Teacher: Jenny Caceres
Jenny.Caceres@forestlake.org
Chapels at FLA are a time where the school comes together to worship our heavenly Father.
Our chapels happen every Monday for 15 minutes and every Friday for 50 minutes. Our small group chapels are held every Wednesday for 15 minutes. Student Servant Leaders lead out in the Wednesday chapels which reemphasize the weeks small group lessons.
Campus Ministry is ministries that are led by students to foster spiritual growth through spiritual activities.
Any student who is interested in starting a ministry on campus can contact the campus Pastor for direction and support. Campus Ministry meets weekly to track progress, provide support, and equip our leaders. CURRENT CAMPUS MINISTRIES
At FLA we take the Acts 20:35 principle to heart: "It's more blessed to give than to receive."
Whether it is serving our community of Apopka or serving throughout Orlando as part of our school wide "Day of Caring," students will have many opportunities to serve throughout the school year.
Class Retreats bring students together to learn and grow academically, emotionally, and spiritually.
At the beginning of the school year, each class will have an opportunity to connect spiritually with their peers. There will be an emphasis in spiritual renewal and dedication to God.
At FLA, we know the importance of leading, and encouraging each other into a saving relationship with Christ.
Our student led small group discipleship program leads in this endeavor. Each of our staff at FLA also form part of a discipleship group.
