2000 TCCS alumna, Niki Rosekopf, took time out of her busy schedule as a pastor's wife and elementary school teacher to give us an update on her ministry. Niki shares details about her life after TCCS, tells how the Lord is using her and her husband in their church and school, and gives some good advice to current students. Click to read the interview.

As Christian parents we must not surrender to lesser interests the responsibility and privilege of teaching our children. We must not grow weary in well-doing but must repeat the familiar truths of the LORD’s word, recounting them again and again to our children. Click here to read more from Pastor Ron Webber.

“Where there is no vision the people perish.” Although Proverbs 29:18 deals with much more than goals, I believe that our vision of what God can do in and with our children is one application of that verse. One part of parenting is seeking to instill in your children a vision for how they can develop the unique set of gifts which God has given each of them. Click to read more from Pastor Ahrens.

The bookstore's featured CD for the month of May is "Gentle Voice" by Matt and Christy Taylor. The CD is available in our ministry bookstore for $12 during the month of May. Click to learn more and hear sample clips.

The latest issue of the Trumpeter should be arriving in our school families' mailboxes. You can read the full issue online by clicking on the image to the left. This issue focuses on elementary school. Special contributors this issue are Pastor Ron Webber and Miss Kathy DeShon. Please take a moment to peruse our Trumpeter archive.

Grandparent Day was a tremendous success! The children enjoyed having Grandma and Grandpa come in and visit their classrooms and work with them on special projects. Students whose grandparents live out of town even adopted grandparents for the day! Click here to view pictures of our annual TCCS Grandparent Day!

The importance placed on athletics in our society is obvious. We see thousands of people pack out stadiums and arenas each week to watch sporting events and millions more who watch on television. While there are areas regarding athletics that a Christian must evaluate carefully, including the prioritizing of their individual and family time, there are also many valuable lessons to be learned in the life of the participant and others. Click here to read more from Coach Campbell on the importance athletics in the Christian School.

The word “Christian” is no small adjective when describing education. This term sets the focus and serves as an overarching theme under which all other academic disciplines find their position. A Christian education simply means that all topics must be taught from a Christian worldview. This worldview is found in the pages of Scripture. Therefore, a Christian education is a biblical education. Click on the image to read more from Pastor Barney.