Candace Litton, Women and Children Ministries Coordinator, says, “With the recent shutdown and the holidays drawing near, many families are feeling the weight of the season more than ever. Because of this generosity, they were able to feel seen, supported, and deeply cared for. Their gratitude was overwhelming, and it reminded us just how much these acts of kindness truly matter.”

Today, my Appalachian Studies class had the privilege of visiting Portal 31 in Harlan County, a historic coal mine that now stands as a museum preserving the story of Kentucky’s coal heritage.

Low income elderly residents living in isolated areas without transportation receiving home-delivered meals from Red Bird Mission Elderly Ministries can relax for a few weeks. Compassionate individuals and churches learning about the potential shutdown of vital meals have stepped up to make donations...

Red Bird Mission Work Camp does not schedule teams the week of Labor Day, but the north end of Queendale Campus was filled this week with lots of familiar faces, and some new faces, opening up the Fall Work Camp “season.”

Red Bird Mission Work Camp does not schedule teams the week of Labor Day, but the north end of Queendale Campus was filled this week with lots of familiar faces, and some new faces, opening up the Fall Work Camp “season.”

The weather is beginning to feel more like Fall the last few days, and weeks filled with sports programs at Red Bird Christian School confirm the transition from Summer to Fall.

Even with the summer heat packing a punch this week, Red Bird Christian School has been nothing short of amazing! 

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.

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.

"Learning about dragons was my favorite part," says an elementary student as he recalls his trip to the United Kingdom with classmates.

It’s not the first blood drive hosted at Red Bird Christian School, but Tuesday’s event was one of the most successful. The “milk box photo”

“I remember my dad going up and down Greasy Creek in Leslie County and asking our neighbors to donate blood.

Red Bird Christian School’s Civil Air Patrol (CAP) program played an important and meaningful role in celebrating and honoring Veterans Day.

...the NASP Archery Program aligns perfectly with our commitment to nurturing the whole child, and we can't wait to see the positive impact

A 1965 graduate and alumnus of Red Bird School with a distinguished record of service, Senator Johnnie L. Turner, passed away Wednesday...

The effects of Helene on the Carolinas, East Tennessee and Georgia have been heartbreaking for all of the nation.

The Friday Finish – September 27, 2024 Exciting Day on the Flight Line! Civil Air Patrol Cadets from Red Bird Cadet Squadron KY-801  and...

Please join us in prayer for all those in the surrounding counties that have been impacted by this violence....

The Friday Finish – September 6, 2024 Celebrating 10 Years of New Family Ties More than two dozen Red Bird Christian School dorm alumni ...

The Friday Finish – August 30, 2024 Run, Bump, Jump, Spike and Strike They ran through the creek  and the heat; bumped, set and spiked in...