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An independent, coed K-12 day school in Atlanta

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Faith Identity

Lovett welcomes, celebrates, and honors students of all different faiths and backgrounds. As an inclusively Episcopal School, we are a community rooted in love and belonging for all, with a profound respect for diversity, service to others, and moral awareness. We share the knowledge that we are richer given the unique and individual identities within our Lion family. We expect our graduates to be people of honor and faith, striving to do what is right at all times.

History of Faith at Lovett

With her retirement in 1954, our founder, Eva Edwards Lovett, entered the School into a formal partnership with The Cathedral of St. Philip, clarifying a commitment to fostering spiritual growth in our community. While Lovett is not a parochial school, meaning we are not affiliated with a parish or diocese, we are members in good standing of the National Association of Episcopal Schools. Lovett lives into our Episcopal faith identity by remaining a community that is rooted in faith, love, and belonging. We come together regularly for prayer, reflection, and celebration, and we seek to model God’s love and grace. We honor the dignity of all people because we believe that everyone is made in the image of a loving God.

"Lovett's Episcopal faith identity means that, at our best, we do three things: model respect for the dignity of every human being, make people of all faiths (and no faith) feel seen and appreciated, and remind our students every day that God loves them, and there's nothing they can do about it." 

Rev. Colin Brown
Head Chaplain

Living Through Our Faith

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