Homecoming 2025 celebrated the return of graduates young and old as well as honored the 23 seniors and their families. The spotlight served to glorify the Lord as each senior was recognized for his/her attribute that portrays the image of our Creator. We pray our seniors will shine the light of the Gospel at FCS and in our world. In addition, recognition was given to choice servants who were added to the "faithful servant" wall in the Eagle gymnasium. The Lord has blessed FCS

Wow! The students so beautifully praised our Savior and encouraged the Christmas cheer! We appreciate our students' diligence and our teachers' faithfulness as the Lord was exalted in song and hand bells this Christmas season. He deserves the glory!

A change up to the average day of school, our middle and high school students experienced Camp Refuge for a day! With preaching, singing, activities and free food, the students responded well to teaching on dating relationships and the "on the spot" two-man competitions before their peers. Brothers and pastors, Nathaniel and Matthew Hobbs joined Samuel Daniel to provide a great atmosphere for fun and growth.

The Faith family and community gathered to show their support to FCS! The expected BBQ plates and student activities carried on with additions of a larger pop-up market, food trucks and live Gospel music. When night fell the children were first in line for the spooky trail, capture the flag and outdoor movie while their parents attended the annual auction. All was well, and FCS is so thankful for its loyal supporters!

We are off to a good start, and our campuses are excitedly busy with over 400 students and nearly 60 faculty or staff working on the Ramseur and Beulah campuses. We are praying for the Lord to work in the hearts of our students as we purpose to teach them excellence academically and endeavor to raise up servant-leaders for the Kingdom of God. Pray with us as we encourage the next generation to live and give the Gospel of Jesus Christ!

The 2025-2026 school year began Wednesday, August 20 with a running start! The first days of a short week built enthusiasm for a successful beginning. Spiritual emphasis highlighted the student body's next week with Travis Shelton and Cade Fields speaking to the Faith family. This Godward focus continued after Labor Day for the middle and high school students who took a trip to the Brevard, North Carolina mountains. For three days these teens enjoyed outdoor activities and te

As a twice a year celebration, the Faith Family comes together for a Christmas and spring concert. The elementary, middle and high school students sing and play instruments in worship of our Savior and celebration of our nation under God. We are thankful for the parents and friends who so faithfully support these times when our students praise the Lord with their talents.

What better way to spend the last few days of the school year than on the athletic fields with friends in competitions! Both middle school students and the elementary students each had a full day of activities to end their year of hard work. They were now ready for summer break for sure!

The Class of 2025 said their goodbyes on Thursday, May 22. The class received their last challenging message on Sunday's Baccalaureate service where Pastor Nathaniel Hobbs exhorted the class to be doers of the Word as sincere followers of Christ. Both Isabelle Nance and Taylor Singleterry shared Valediction honors and gave their addresses on graduation night. In addition, students shared personal testimonies of God's transformation in their lives while at FCS.

Both Kindergarten classes at Faith Ramseur as well as our Beulah Kindergarten campus cherished the moments of academic accomplishments on graduation evening --May 20, 2025. The students sang and presented their exciting year recap for their family and friends. The students will take a summer break and return late August to continue their academic journeys at FCS.

The Sophomore Speech Class and the Advanced Speech Class presented C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe for the Faith Family on April 24 and again April 26 for the annual ATAP Dinner Theatre. The students had a knockout performance, and the student body gained interest and better understanding of Lewis' ability to use symbolism and depth to his story's plot.

Our Sponsorships allow the Faith Christian School Yearbook to be possible. Without generous sponsors, we would not be able to produce a yearbook to the standard that we do. We want to shout a big “THANK YOU!” to all “Gold Level” individuals and businesses that support the FCS “Eagle” East Side Baptist Church https://eastsideonline.org/ Spoon’s Chapel Christian Church https://www.spoonschapel.com/ Red Cross Baptist Church Kimesville Road Baptist Church https://www.krbc16

While the Senior Class took the annual DC trip to represent the American Association of Christian Schools and lobby with US Congressmen representatives, the middle school students visited the Outer Banks, and the high school went north to Virginia and Pennsylvania. Each group toured historical sites and captured memories to further their academic accomplishments this school year.

The annual Junior-Senior Banquet took place at the beautiful Harvest House venue, just five minutes from the school. With the beautiful outdoors and the barn adorned by lights, the juniors and seniors had the perfect place for the fun night of senior prophecies and the seniors' last will and testaments. The humor of it all gave the group many laughs, and the meal provided by Harvest House was a delectable treat. The Junior Class even made some of their favorite desserts plus

We made it! We are 100 days wiser and on the other side of the year. May will be here before we know it! The elementary students completed coloring and counting exercises for extra fun! Their teachers love to celebrate every milestone and keep the students enthusiasm alive!

From the beginning of the school year and often even before then, the Senior Class anticipates their mission trip in March. They spend much time in preparation through prayer, seeking support, working fundraisers like the Valentine's event, all while learning their conversational Spanish well. Their children's games, songs, and preparation of skits and miniature plays provides them an entrance point with the Gospel as they meet the Dominican people and pour into their lives f

The student body gathered for a week of messages, prayer, and praise with local youth pastors. While the elementary grades met in the early mornings, the middle and high school students in Ramseur followed with their chapel time, which included a student choir each day. One student commented, "I'm thankful that we were given such a special time to sing and listen to God's Word each day. I really enjoyed singing and appreciated Brother Josh's messages as well as Mr. Carr's imp

Senior night marks one of the special events of the senior year. With the body of Christ compared to a puzzle for the theme, 22 students were recognized and awarded for their outstanding qualities observed by the student body. The Senior parents stood with their children, and a circle of prayer completed the evening as Mr. Todd Nance, a parent and class sponsor, asked the Lord to guide the students and their parents in the days ahead.

What a great week of dressing the part! On Monday the students pulled or toted all their things in anything but a backpack. What a sight of suitcases, baby doll strollers, totes of all sorts, and even a pillowcase! Twisted Tuesday gave students the opportunity to look like their teachers and teachers to look like their students. What a crazy day! Wednesday was Zoom day when students dressed up and down at the same time—dressy tops and casual bottoms! Thursday brought a mix of

To bring in the season and for all to enjoy, the Faith family gathered for the annual Christmas concerts from students on each grade level. While the lower elementary sang of Bethlehem, bells and wished their audience a merry Christmas, the upper elementary chorus beautifully blended their voices to holiday music, including "Feliz Navidad." Middle schoolers sang and the high school choir, the Echoes of Faith, sang "Winter Wonderland" and an evening favorite, "All Is Well," am