Stories of Impact

Paul grew up in Perry County, Kentucky in a hardworking family that struggled at times. He was not averse to tell people his motivation for hunger relief, saying, “I know what it means to grow up hungry as a kid.” He worked tirelessly to resource, pack and transport thousands of food boxes for the Red Bird Mission Crisis Emergency Food Pantry.

Some of our heroes never made it to a headline, but they kept this place alive one mile, one bridge, one song at a time. I’m just an ordinary Appalachian girl who sees Jesus most in people like Miss Marilyn. Not in stained glass or stages, but in a woman with muddy tires and tired feet, still finding the strength to knock on one more door, sing one more song, sit with one more neighbor so they don’t feel alone. Miss Marilyn Brock rolled into Red Bird in 1975 and spent 34 yea

Easter is a time for hope and Wednesday’s chapel services at Red Bird Christian School sent students home for Easter break with the message of hope.

Not everyone in the Class of 2026 at Red Bird Christian School (RBCS) was able to make the week-long Senior Class Trip to Gulf Shores in October, but a day-trip to the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area in Tennessee last Friday included them. The class travelled as a group to Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, Dolly Parton’s Pirates Voyage Dinner and Show, and Wonderworks, an indoor experiential attraction that was also educational.