We've enjoyed two days filled with continuous fun and laughter at Red Bird Christian School (RBCS) during our Rev Up for Reading & Jesus Day Camp!

Over 100 people signed in (and even more who didn’t sign in) making the event an amazing success. With vendors, music, food, and door prizes, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

The entire Red Bird Cardinal Nation celebrated as Lucas Howard came home a 4-H Grand Champion on Saturday placing first with his Science Demonstration in Technology and Engineering , “Stay Safe, Ride Strong: Bike Safety Essentials.” 

this loyal friend and servant of God that graced the grounds of Red Bird Mission and surrounding communities spanning six decades. Bernd was an alumnus of Red Bird Mission School and in recent years served as a dorm parent, soccer coach, and security guard at Red Bird.

It’s a “fur piece” from Red Bird Christian School to Hopkinsville, Kentucky, but Principal Jennifer Wilder and Chasley Collett, K-1 Teacher, made the trek last weekend at the request of Rev. Steve McVay.

Gardening has always been my refuge, my safe place, somewhere to escape the chaos of everyday life. For the past five years, I've raised a garden at my home, but this season, I received my own plot in the Red Bird Mission Community Garden. Filled with eagerness, excitement, and gratitude, I was ready to start growing! I've always felt welcomed by my friends and colleagues at Red Bird, and now growing a garden alongside them has solidified my feeling of belonging. My village

For the first time in Red Bird Mission history, a weekend-long cheerleading camp brought together some of the community's most motivated young athletes. Hosted this past weekend at the Bonnie Adams Lawson Dormitory...

When my daughter found out she was heading to her first cheer camp, the countdown clock immediately began. She packed her bag a full week in advance, just in case “on time” wasn’t early enough. Every conversation leading up to that weekend turned into a cheer camp prep session—who’s bringing what, what stunts they’re going to try, and of course, snack negotiations. By the time I picked her up after camp, though, all that pre-camp energy had transformed. She came home so genui

If you didn’t see our special appeal sent on Wednesday, Red Bird Mission Community Outreach received notification that meal delivery and in home services provided by our Elderly Ministries would not be funded the last six program days in June.

When the sun slips up over the mountains and the morning dew sparkles like diamonds, the Red Bird Farmers Market comes to life. It’s not just a market—it’s a piece of Appalachia in full bloom, where you’ll find fresh-picked green beans, hand-poured candles, and jars of jam sweeter than a country love song. This ain’t your average shopping trip. It’s neighbors swapping stories, live bluegrass music, and generations of mountain-grown tradition spilling over every table.

There were plenty of construction workers at the Florida team’s jobsite so a group of ladies joyfully jumped in to help this week at Community Outreach and at Red Bird Christian School cleaning; organizing pantries and classrooms; packing food boxes and school supplies goodie bags; and handing out fresh produce.

Brandi- "Psalm 46:10, Be still and know that I am God. This verse will help you when you're discouraged, if you're feeling like you're not good enough, not doing enough, and feeling overwhelmed. When you're feeling like you're not making a difference in the world; BE STILL and KNOW that GOD is GOD. He is in control and he has a plan." She holds out her arm, proud to show me her sentimental tattoo of a small blue rose wrapped around the special bible verse that means a lot to

Her family recently moved to the Red Bird area from out of state and they needed food. Someone told her that she could get food for her family at Red Bird Mission, but she found more when she came to Red Bird on Wednesday. She found welcoming people and relief to some of her anxieties around basic needs for her family.

Nestled under the shade of ancient trees, the Cardinal Cafe welcomes locals and wanderers from afar. Here, every corner tells a story—from the Appalachian style food to the vintage antiques that holler old traditions. From its classic Appalachian-inspired roots to exciting new additions, there's always something to admire at the Cardinal Cafe. Whether you’ve never crossed its threshold or know its cozy walls like the back of your hand, I'm here to share why this place is a

My name is Kayla, and if there is one thing you should know about me, its this: I only write about what inspires me. What truly matters. Stories that feel alive, raw, and full of heart. Before I ever sat down to write this post, I made a choice- to act first, along with others. Only after taking small actions did I feel I could write this with integrity. Because this isn't just a story- it's the reality that so many Kentuckians are living through in this moment. Kelton and fe

May 18th was a joyful day for the 25 graduating seniors at Red Bird Christian School (RBCS), but tears also flowed with the realization that they would be leaving a place that has prepared them for the next phase of life.

The tornadoes passing through southeast Kentucky last weekend kept Red Bird families up tracking tornadoes until the early morning hours of Saturday.

At Red Bird Christian School, history came alive last Friday in an exciting and memorable way. Students transformed their cafeteria into a vibrant living wax museum.

“It was very fun, kind of easy; I really liked it. I now want to pursue a career in piloting," says Kylie Hunter. For many cadets, the first orientation flight sparks a passion to pursue a career in piloting. This initial experience in the cockpit is often a pivotal moment in their journey, as it provides them with a unique opportunity to experience flight firsthand. The sensation of taking off, the rush of ascending into the sky, and the taking views from above can be exhila

As a mother, I can't stress enough how beneficial art is for our children's well-being. Teens experience all kinds of emotions—happiness, sadness, worry, excitement, and confusion—sometimes even all at once. Art is an incredibly powerful way to express feelings, especially during those crazy and often chaotic middle school years. As parents, we are the front seat passengers of this emotional rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs as our kids try to figure out who t