The Community Christian School Foundation Board invites you to the first annual CCS FUNd Run/Walk on Saturday, July 9 at 8:00. The event will consist of a 2-mile fun run/walk, a five-mile race, and a 10-mile, 4-member relay, and will start from Summit Christian College in Gering. Summit is located on Highway 71 and U Street. Registration is $15 for children (ages 10 and under), $25 for individuals, and $20 for each relay team member. Participants may pre-register using the attached registration form, or may register the morning of the race beginning at 7:00. We hope to offer t-shirts to all participants, but can only guarantee them to those who pre-register. The race is a fundraiser and proceeds will go toward the purchase of land by Community Christian School, with the goal of constructing a new building on that land. Please plan to support Community Christian by joining us for this fun event!

Download a flyer and registration form HERE

Miss America, Teresa Scanlon, visited CCS for a 1 hour chapel. She spoke of how important it is work and study hard now because of the effect it will have on the future and what each student dreams to become. God has created each person with a different and special purpose and it is each one's responsiblility do his/her best in all areas of life.
Students were then allowed to ask questions and each received a purple wrist band representing her platform of eating disorders.
Thank you Teresa for taking time out of your busy schedule to visit with our students. Thank you for sharing God's love with so many. We will be praying for you this year.

Once again the enchilada factory was at full speed for 2 days. We made 4,000 dozen enchiladas; count them...that is 48,000 scrumptious cheese enchiladas. Thank you to all the parents and students who helped make sauce (our own secret recipe), pull & stack tortillas, distribute the ingredients, roll and package the enchiladas and load the orders into the cars. What an example of God's people working together for a common cause, and having fun doing it.

Flamenco Guitarist

CCS was privileged to host Ron Radford for an afternoon concert performance. Mr. Radford is the only individual ever to be awarded a Fulbright Scholarship in Flamenco guitar and traveled thousands of miles in Spain studying the music of the Spanish Gypsies.

He has performed at New York's Carnegie Hall, Washington's Kennedy Center and at colleges and concert halls across the United States. He has also performed in 15 foreign countries.

The students enjoyed Mr. Radford's music and were able to ask questions about his life and music performances.