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.”

As students sharpen their archery techniques, they prepare not only to lead but to face life’s challenges with confidence and resilience! This unique experience proves that education can take many different forms. A lot of the best lessons come from straying off the usual path. They'll be equipped with skills and insights that go way beyond just bows and arrows—it's all about building a legacy of leadership!....

His volunteer service at Red Bird in the early 1990’s led to his entrance into full time ministry. He said, “The Spirit is here at Red Bird.

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”