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.

Volleyball coach, Kaitlin Brock, states, “I am so incredibly proud of these girls! We have had limited practice time due to inclement weather, yet they put their all into that little bit of time and their hard work has shown. They are all so incredibly supportive of each other and have truly worked as a team. The future is in fact very bright for the Red Bird Volleyball program!”

This rocket was not just any ordinary project; it was crafted to carry a delicate egg into the sky, with the critical mission of keeping the egg safe and sound. This journey was more than a science experiment; it was a test of creativity, teamwork, and scientific knowledge. As the countdown began, elementary students gathered on the grass, their voices ringing out in unison, "10… 9… 8…" When they reached zero, the rocket ignited and soared into the air, reaching heights of

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.”

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.

These incredible athletes and musicians have poured their hearts and souls into their passions, and it shows! 💪Let’s give a huge round of

A field trip transformed into an exciting educational adventure for 3rd-6th grade students at Red Bird Christian School!

We learned about Curk Fry’s quick thinking and compassion for the people served by Red Bird Mission in February. When ownership was changing

Inside the Red Bird Mission DeWall Senior Center, you will find a welcoming atmosphere and a strong sense of belonging.

Read Across America has become quite popular among schools as special activities, dress up days and community leaders reading books...