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North Cobb Christian School is collecting items for Hurricane Helene relief. Please bring in the items below on Thursday, 10.10, and Friday, 10.11 (not before, as the trailers will not be set up, yet, to receive items).

On Thursday and Friday, drop items directly in the two designated trailers in the parking lot. (Please park to drop items; do not pull up and block carline or traffic flow.)

NCCS has a connection that is able to deliver and distribute supplies to Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina, which were hit especially hard.

PLEASE BRING THESE ITEMS:

• Tote Boxes from Home Depot
• Tents
• Camping Style Propane Tanks
• Camp Stoves
• Flashlights
• Batteries
• Cleaning Products
• Clorox Wipes
• Cleaning Sponges
• Cleaning Rags
• Trash Bags
• Latex and Non Latex Gloves
• Cases of Baby Formula
• Paper and Plastic Cups
• Paper Plates
• Plastic Eating Utensils
• Soap
• Body Wash
• Washcloths
• Towels
• Sleeping Bags
• Blankets
• Pillows
• First Aid Kits
• Hygiene Products
• Cases of Diapers
• WEN 2000, 3600, and 4000 Watt Portable Generators 
• Tru Fuel for Chainsaws
• Bar Oil for Saws
• Green Cans / Red Cans
• Light and Heavy Duty Rakes
• Larger Size Heavy Duty Gloves
• Smaller Size Heavy Duty Gloves

Thank you for your donations! 

Nothing beats a Friday night under the lights on Jacob Dennis Field at North Cobb Christian School!

Spirits were high as our Eagles took on Coahulla Creek in the first region matchup of the season, landing a 48-0 win! The energy on Jacob Dennis Field always makes for the BEST way to end a school week and launch into a weekend. 

At halftime, we celebrated our Middle School fall athletes and coaches ... and we even caught a glimpse of Swoop Jr. on the field!! 

The NCCS student section, pep band, and varsity cheerleaders kept spirits high, undoubtedly helping our Eagles bring home the win. GO EAGLES!

Pictures by @stephanieannegodfrey

Imagine starting 5th and 6th grade like THIS! Our students took a day for some splish-splashy, sun-shiney, team-building FUN!

After a special chapel time exploring this year’s theme verse from John 14:6, our young middle-schoolers took to the field on Friday for a day of bonding with their classmates and teachers as part of their Fall Retreat adventures!

These students have already made a SPLASH in Middle School, and we can’t wait to see what God has in store for each of them this year!

We are so proud of these class of 2024 graduates who will be furthering their artistic studies in college. Students, we pray for you as you follow God in the continued pursuits of your gifts! Keep shining!!

Class of 2024 Graduates Pursuing Collegiate Arts Programs: 

Landon Clark | Attending Belmont University, majoring in Musical Theatre. Amazingly, Landon earned over $1.1 million in scholarship offers from the prestigious arts programs of 19 universities!!

Owen Siller | Attending Belmont University, majoring in Classical Music Performance - Cello. Owen also received a highly competitive music scholarship to Belmont!

Micah Greenwell | Attending Chattahoochee Tech, majoring in Animation.

Gabby Kern | Attending Kennesaw State University, majoring in Illustration.

Bailey Morrow | Attending Samford University, majoring in Musical Theater.

Alex D'Agostino | Attending MTSU, majoring in Music Audio Production.

Our 5th and 6th grade chorus, under Director Amy Wallace, performed Anne Wilson's "My Jesus" at this year's spring chorus concert. In a really cool full-circle alumni story, Avery Wright - class of 2013 and son of Director of Admissions Beth Wright - is the drummer for Anne Wilson's band. He showed Anne the videos of our chorus singing her song, and because she's an ANGEL, she sent back this personal video, thanking our students for reminding her that God is using her music. 

The videos of Anne's thank-you, followed by the NCCS 5th/6th chorus rehearsing (note the AMAZING Mrs. Wallace getting them out of their shells!) and then performing the song, are linked down below! This is what happens when Jesus connects the coolest of people.

 

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Avery played with Anne -- the K-Love Radio Female Artist of the Year — at CMA Fest June 7th-9th in downtown Nashville.

SO proud of Avery and in awe of the doors God continues to open for our students to shine in their gifts — both on campus and far beyond!