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

Janet had a long history at Red Bird as a student (Class of 1980), staff member and beloved community member. Utilizing her post-secondary training in accounting, Janet worked various positions at Red Bird Dental Clinic and Red Bird Medical Clinic in the 1980’s and 1990’s. She took on the important role of Finance Director ...

On Saturday, August 2nd, Red Bird Christian School (RBCS) hosted its highly anticipated Archery Day Camp, bringing together 13 dedicated students ranging from 4th to 12th grade for a day of learning, connection, and growth.

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.

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.

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.

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

You have an opportunity to continue providing hope on Kentucky Gives Day, Tuesday, May 13th by giving to Red Bird

Red Bird Christian School, where our youngest learners took part in a lively Easter egg hunt! Laughter, excitement, and warm sunshine filled the air, creating a perfect backdrop for a day filled with fun. Above all, this event beautifully reminded us of the powerful message behind our Risen Savior.

On April 28th, the Red Bird Christian School archery team wrapped up their season with the St. Jude Classic Tournament. This wasn't just about competing; it was a great mix of skill and heart, all for a fantastic cause. These awards are not just about the jaw-dropping talent but also about the dedication and determination our archers have showed all season long! These students aimed for awesomeness and hit the bullseye every time! 🎯🏆

Doing the 4-H demonstration really helped my self-confidence. It helped me focus and work hard to prepare.

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

‘It’s okay. He’s coming back.’ I was like, ‘Yes, he is coming back!’

The senior class of Red Bird Christian School (RBCS) recently came together to unearth a cherished time capsule they had buried during fifth grade. The event was overflowing with laughter and nostalgia as students reconnected with their childhood dreams and aspirations. This was an excellent opportunity to revisit their past and rekindle the bonds they shared. The time capsule, a thoughtful project by Mrs. Rebecca Smallwood, contained letters each student had written to their

Kim Ring, a member of Liberty Methodist Church in east central Alabama, has made dozens of trips over the past 20 years with his friend, John Riley. Kim said, “This is a calling for me.”