Our annual Fall Festival brought in the Faith Family community to enjoy the delicious fresh-cooked BBQ, handmade crafts from area vendors, fun and games for the students, and a prosperous auction in the evening. The Lord blessed the endeavors of the parents, faculty, students and friends. Success sums the day!

On Monday, November 11, our Veterans' Day Chapel brought celebration of our Faith family heroes. Nearly 30 veterans joined for a time of music and a message from 1988 graduate Ernie Handley. Those veterans in attendance gave a brief word to express their areas of service for our country. Students were excited to have one of their new teachers in attendance--veteran James Prewitt. A neighbor of FCS, veteran Cecil Gardner, 94 years old, was the oldest veteran at our celebration

After two months of school, the elementary and the middle and high school group each met for a week of spiritual emphasis with Cade Fields in the elementary and Travis Shelton in the middle/high school chapel time. Students responded to the preaching of the Word, and the Lord continues to use His Spirit and Word to change the lives of our students. As Mr. Todd Daniel often reminds the faculty and staff, “We value excellence in our academics, but all is in vain apart from addr

Faith Christian School’s seniors come and learn a little about law enforcement with the Randolph County Sheriff's Office, NC. They were able to tour the 911 Call Center, hear from Patrol, Civil, Criminal investigations, Crime Scene investigations, see a K9 demo, check out the special equipment, and have a tour of the Detention Center.

After our first full week of school, the middle and high school students loaded vans and buses to embark upon the annual Wilds Camp trip. Each year spiritual emphasis begins the school year as the student body endeavors to start on the right footing. Not only did students get to know their classmates better, but many received biblical instruction as the Wilds staff taught life transformation through the Word of God. We anticipate, in faith, God’s blessings and enablement thro

Rejoice with us as we praise the Lord for a blessed first week of the 2024-2025 school year! Special thanks to Pastor Nathaniel Hobbs who preached in chapel this week! The Lord moved in hearts and saved students as well as encouraged others to live fully devoted to their Savior.  Rejoice with us as we praise the Lord for a blessed first week of the 2024-2025 school year! Special thanks to Pastor Nathaniel Hobbs who preached in chapel this week! The Lord moved in hearts and sa

FCS Sports Update: Fall Soccer & Volleyball vs. Liberty (Soccer @ Faith) & Vandalia (Away) - Away - Monday, October 14, 2024 vs. Alamance - Away - Friday, October 10 & 11, 2024 Boys Girls JVV 2-0 win VS 2-7 loss VV 2-3 win vs. Tabernacle @ HOME - Friday, October 8, 2024 Boys Girls VS 3-0 win JVV 2-0 win VV vs. Liberty @ HOME - Friday, October 4, 2024 Boys Girls JVS 1-5 loss JVV 2-0 win VS 0-5 loss VV 3-0 win vs. Vandalia @ HOME - Tuesday, October 1, 2024 Bo

Students participated in the North Carolina Christian School Academic Competitions for the 2024 year. Winners include the following: Senior High Accounting 1st Place-Jaden Scott; Algebra 2/Geometry 3rd Place-Taylor Singleterry; Chemistry 1st Place-Isabelle Nance, 2nd-Taylor Singleterry; O.T. Bible Knowledge Proverbs-Brandon Avelino; Junior High General Math 1st-Larsen Moser; Six Grade Math 3rd-Misha Lockamy; Journalism: Senior High Essay 1st-Isabelle Nance; Poetry 1st-Taylor

Students were challenged in a week of revival services with Pastor Josh Smith and Mark Agan in middle and high school and Jacob Jones and Cade Fields for the elementary classes. We praise the Lord for how He has moved in the students’ hearts in saving souls and encouraging believers to a closer walk with Him. The Lord has been glorified, and we pray for His blessing and help through the last few months of the 2024 school year.

FCS implements small group reading instruction to all elementary students. The students are assessed on reading word accuracy and comprehension. Then, they are placed in the reading group to best meet their needs. The intent of the Guided Reading Program is for all (struggling, average, and avid) readers to reach their potential. Since 2021, our elementary classes have grown overall by 84%.

The Boys and Girls JV Teams participated in the Bank OZK JV Holiday Classic which was sponsored by the Randolph-Asheboro YMCA. The games were played at Southwest Randolph High School Gym from Tuesday, December 26 to Thursday, December 28. The JV Boys won all three of their games and walked away with the championship trophy. The girls had a slow start, losing their first two games, but finished strong, winning the consolation game. Below are the results: JV GIRLS RESULTS T

JVB 50–61 loss VG 47-38 loss VB 62-56 win

On Tuesday morning, October 5 at the start of our school day, teachers were met by area pastors who gathered to encourage the Lord's work. The men of God joined the teachers' prayer meeting and prayed over the teachers in addition to later joining homerooms to pray for the students and their needs. The Faith family is thankful for pastors and public representatives who take their time to seek the Lord on our behalf.

On Tuesday morning, September 26, the middle and high school students met at the flag pole for a time of prayer with Pastor RJ Shaver of Spoons Chapel Christian Church. The students prayed for their school, their parents, their teachers and for the Lord to move and work in our school for His glory. We appreciate Pastor RJ taking time to invest in the students and the students voluntarily seeking the Lord's guidance in their lives.